What is the community’s understanding of health promotion?
Is the community participating in health promotion interventions? If so, who is conducting these activities?
Are there health promotion activities that address specific issues such as drug abuse, gender-based violence (GBV), water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH), nutrition, and traffic accidents?
What challenges is the community facing in taking up health-related information?
How reliable are various sources of health information in the community, such as health care workers, community health workers, traditional leaders, traditional healers, religious people, researchers, the internet, media, peers, and others?
Did the Covid-19 experience trigger an appreciation for the importance of disease prevention and control?
Are there adequate resources to conduct health promotion activities?
Are other organizations supporting the Ministry of Health and Child Care (MoHCC) in prevention efforts for various health issues?
What factors are influencing the effectiveness of these efforts?
How effective are the current health promotion interventions?
What are the recommendations to improve health promotion programming?
Theme | Code |
Definition of health promotion | Approaches |
Definition of health promotion | Behavior Change |
Definition of health promotion | Preventing Disease |
Definition of health promotion | Promoting Health |
Definition of health promotion | Empowering Communities |
Definition of health promotion | Community Awareness |
Definition of health promotion | Health Information Dissemination |
Definition of health promotion | Information Dissemination |
Definition of health promotion | Health Education |
Definition of health promotion | Information Provision |
Definition of health promotion | Encouraging Health Promotion Habits |
Definition of health promotion | Health Issues |
Definition of health promotion | Improving Health |
Definition of health promotion | Perception of Health Promotion |
Definition of health promotion | Program Implementation |
Definition of health promotion | Health Awareness |
Definition of health promotion | Disease Response |
Definition of health promotion | Understanding Health |
Definition of health promotion | Campaign planning |
Definition of health promotion | Wellness |
Definition of health promotion | Health needs |
Awareness and behavior change | Raising Awareness |
Awareness and behavior change | Social Change |
Awareness and behavior change | Community Challenges |
Awareness and behavior change | Sensitization |
Awareness and behavior change | Pamphlets |
Awareness and behavior change | Peer Education |
Awareness and behavior change | Minimal Engagement |
Awareness and behavior change | Limited Involvement |
Awareness and behavior change | Engagement |
Awareness and behavior change | Padare |
Awareness and behavior change | Attitude |
Awareness and behavior change | Limited Access to Information |
Awareness and behavior change | Competing Programs |
Awareness and behavior change | Communication Challenges |
Awareness and behavior change | Trainings |
Awareness and behavior change | Infrastructure Challenges |
Awareness and behavior change | Education |
Awareness and behavior change | Limited Awareness |
Involvement in interventions | VHWs |
Involvement in interventions | Health Cadres |
Involvement in interventions | No Specific Activities |
Involvement in interventions | Minimal Efforts |
Involvement in interventions | Ward Level Work |
Challenges in accessing information | Lack of Access |
Challenges in accessing information | Inadequate IEC |
Challenges in accessing information | Religious Objectors |
Challenges in accessing information | Cultural Factors |
Challenges in accessing information | Limited Information Dissemination |
Challenges in accessing information | Lack of Knowledge |
Challenges in accessing information | Facilities |
Challenges in accessing information | Information Barriers |
Challenges in accessing information | Misinformation Concerns |
Challenges in accessing information | Myths and misconceptions |
Challenges in accessing information | Ignorance |
Challenges in accessing information | Low Literacy Level |
Challenges in accessing information | Resource shortages |
Challenges in accessing information | Fear |
Challenges in accessing information | Inadequate facilities |
Challenges in accessing information | Stigma |
Challenges in accessing information | Accessibility |
Challenges in accessing information | Community Hesitancy |
Challenges in accessing information | Long Distances |
Challenges in accessing information | MOHCC Effort |
Challenges in accessing information | Occupational Barriers |
Challenges in accessing information | Health Jargon |
Challenges in accessing information | Community Perception |
Challenges in accessing information | Migration Impact |
Challenges in accessing information | Busy Urban Population |
Challenges in accessing information | Social Media Influence |
Challenges in accessing information | Staff Attrition |
Challenges in accessing information | Mental Health Stigma |
Challenges in accessing information | Water and Sanitation Issues |
Challenges in accessing information | Geographic Barriers |
Challenges in accessing information | Variety of Information Sources |
Challenges in accessing information | Inadequate IEC Materials |
Challenges in accessing information | Source Credibility |
Challenges in accessing information | Lack of Community Engagement |
Challenges in accessing information | Work Occupations |
Challenges in accessing information | Economic and Personal Beliefs |
Challenges in accessing information | Limited Information |
Challenges in accessing information | Communication Failure |
Challenges in accessing information | Poor internet access |
Challenges in accessing information | Internet access and cost |
Challenges in accessing information | Unreliability of social media |
Challenges in accessing information | Skepticism and cost of medicines |
Challenges in accessing information | Water shortage |
Challenges in accessing information | Misconceptions post covid |
Challenges in accessing information | Prevention of other diseases |
Challenges in accessing information | Interpretation of measures as restrictions |
Challenges in accessing information | Impact of lockdowns on livelihoods |
Challenges in accessing information | Overpopulation |
Addressing drug abuse | Partner Support |
Addressing drug abuse | Mental Health |
Addressing drug abuse | MOHCC |
Addressing drug abuse | Committees |
Addressing drug abuse | Drug Abuse Awareness Campaigns |
Addressing drug abuse | Sensitization of Local Authority |
Addressing drug abuse | FACT |
Addressing drug abuse | Conducting Gatherings |
Addressing drug abuse | Friendship Bench |
Addressing drug abuse | GVB Friendship Bench |
Addressing drug abuse | Policy Gaps |
Addressing GBV | Family Support |
Addressing GBV | Stakeholders Meetings |
Addressing GBV | Integration of Activities |
Addressing GBV | Raising Awareness of Malaria |
Addressing GBV | Group of Lawyers |
Addressing GBV | GBV Awareness Campaigns |
Addressing GBV | Early Child Marriages |
Addressing WASH | Environmental Health |
Addressing WASH | Salvation Army |
Addressing WASH | WASH Programs in Schools |
Addressing WASH | Addressing Cholera |
Addressing WASH | Prevention Methods |
Addressing WASH | PHHE Activities |
Addressing nutrition | Nutritionist Involvement Needed |
Addressing nutrition | Food and Nutrition Committee |
Addressing nutrition | Nutritional Gardens |
Addressing nutrition | Vit A Supplementation |
Addressing nutrition | SAM |
Addressing nutrition | MAM Screening |
Addressing traffic accidents | Police Involvement |
Addressing traffic accidents | ZRP |
Addressing traffic accidents | Civil Protection |
Addressing traffic accidents | Combat RTAs |
Addressing traffic accidents | Raising Awareness on Safe Driving |
Addressing traffic accidents | Unknown |
Access to health information | Urban Population |
Access to health information | Health Literacy |
Access to health information | Denying Access to Health for Minors |
Access to health information | Information accessibility |
Access to health information | Dissemination of information |
Access to health information | Need for continuity |
Access to health information | Better level of access to information |
Access to health information | Better level of access to health services |
Adoption of healthy behaviors | Compliance to Preventive Measures |
Adoption of healthy behaviors | Adoption of desired health behaviours |
Adoption of healthy behaviors | Masking up |
Adoption of healthy behaviors | Social distancing |
Adoption of healthy behaviors | Sanitising |
Adoption of healthy behaviors | Behaviour change |
Adoption of healthy behaviors | Frequent hand washing |
Adoption of healthy behaviors | Adoption of vaccination |
Adoption of healthy behaviors | Adoption of recommended preventive measures |
Adoption of healthy behaviors | Adherence to prevention |
Adoption of healthy behaviors | Increased uptake of vaccination |
Adoption of healthy behaviors | Consciousness due to loss of loved ones |
Adoption of healthy behaviors | Following regulations |
Adoption of healthy behaviors | Following the regulations |
Adoption of healthy behaviors | Wearing of Face masks |
Adoption of healthy behaviors | Hand wash |
Adoption of healthy behaviors | Social distance |
Adoption of healthy behaviors | Physical distance |
Adoption of healthy behaviors | Uptake of vaccine |
Adoption of healthy behaviors | Good Vaccinations uptake |
Adoption of healthy behaviors | Acceptance of mask wearing |
Adoption of healthy behaviors | Decline in cases showing adherence to measures |
Adoption of healthy behaviors | Continued use of sanitizers |
Adoption of healthy behaviors | Continued use of masks |
Adoption of healthy behaviors | Continued use of social distance |
Adoption of healthy behaviors | Compliance with the prevention measures |
Adoption of healthy behaviors | Uptake of preventive measures including vaccination |
Adoption of healthy behaviors | Positive response to health promotion |
Adoption of healthy behaviors | Grasping the issue of mask wearing |
Adoption of healthy behaviors | Grasping the issue hand washing |
Adoption of healthy behaviors | Adoption of preventive behaviours |
Adoption of healthy behaviors | Adherence to COVID 19 preventive measures |
Adoption of healthy behaviors | Practising and complying to health regulations |
Adoption of healthy behaviors | Embracing vaccination |
Adoption of healthy behaviors | Adoption of behaviours post-COVID-19 |
Adoption of healthy behaviors | Adaptation to prevention morbidity |
Adoption of healthy behaviors | Health information enabled adaptation |
Adoption of healthy behaviors | Voluntary wearing of masks |
Adoption of healthy behaviors | Religious following of preventive measures |
Adoption of healthy behaviors | Knowledgeable people likely to adopt healthy behaviours |
Adoption of healthy behaviors | Skepticism about Covid-19 |
Adoption of healthy behaviors | Continued mask wearing |
Adoption of healthy behaviors | Religiosity |
Adoption of healthy behaviors | Sustained hand washing and sanitization |
Adoption of healthy behaviors | Carrying sanitizer |
Adoption of healthy behaviors | Following all procedures |
Adoption of healthy behaviors | Adoption of new behaviors reducing disease spread |
Adoption of healthy behaviors | not shaking hands |
Adoption of healthy behaviors | Importance of hand washing |
Adoption of healthy behaviors | Importance of hand sanitizing |
Appreciation of disease prevention | Increased Awareness |
Appreciation of disease prevention | . |
Adequacy of resources | Inadequate Funding |
Adequacy of resources | Need for More Funding |
Adequacy of resources | Underfunding |
Adequacy of resources | Resource Availability |
Adequacy of resources | Transportation Needs |
Adequacy of resources | Operational Challenges |
Adequacy of resources | Equipment shortages |
Adequacy of resources | Lack of fuel |
Adequacy of resources | Lack of Facilities |
Adequacy of resources | Lack of Proper Facilities |
Adequacy of resources | Resource Constraint |
Adequacy of resources | Availability of Health Promotion Structures |
Adequacy of resources | Lack of Infrastructure |
Adequacy of resources | Unavailability of Resources |
Adequacy of resources | Resource Mention |
Adequacy of resources | Limited Rehabilitation Centres |
Adequacy of resources | Resource Vehicles |
Adequacy of resources | Need More Resources |
Adequacy of resources | Improve Resource Availability |
Adequacy of resources | Limited Budgets |
Adequacy of resources | Need for Vehicle Support |
Adequacy of resources | Need for More Staff |
Adequacy of resources | Irregular activities |
Adequacy of resources | Inability to conduct activities |
Adequacy of resources | Need for funding |
Adequacy of resources | Need for resources |
Adequacy of resources | VHWs have resources |
Adequacy of resources | No adequate resources |
Adequacy of resources | Misaligned programming |
Adequacy of resources | Multiple constraints |
Adequacy of resources | Multiple challenges |
Adequacy of resources | IEC materials shortage |
Adequacy of resources | Non functional resources |
Adequacy of resources | No IEC materials |
Adequacy of resources | Lack of IEC material |
Adequacy of resources | No resources |
Adequacy of resources | No transport |
Adequacy of resources | Local production of IEC |
Adequacy of resources | Vehicle challenges |
Adequacy of resources | More resources needed |
Adequacy of resources | Transport is a challenge |
Adequacy of resources | Transport gaps |
Adequacy of resources | No refreshments |
Adequacy of resources | Mobility challenge |
Adequacy of resources | Only human resources |
Adequacy of resources | Resource challenges |
Adequacy of resources | Start without SBCC resources |
Adequacy of resources | Financial constraints |
Adequacy of resources | Huge handicap |
Adequacy of resources | Limited campaigns |
Adequacy of resources | Much to be done |
Adequacy of resources | Handicapped on movement |
Adequacy of resources | Not visible |
Adequacy of resources | Personal resources |
Adequacy of resources | Need for mobility |
Adequacy of resources | Mobility of EHTs |
Adequacy of resources | Riding on other programs |
Adequacy of resources | Shortage of resources |
Support for prevention efforts | Partner Organizations |
Support for prevention efforts | NGOs |
Support for prevention efforts | No Organization Addressing |
Support for prevention efforts | No Supporting Efforts |
Support for prevention efforts | Positive Support |
Support for prevention efforts | Lack of Support |
Support for prevention efforts | Uncertainty |
Support for prevention efforts | No Comment |
Support for prevention efforts | Lack of Resources |
Support for prevention efforts | Need for More Information |
Support for prevention efforts | Need for More Support |
Support for prevention efforts | Call for Action |
Support for prevention efforts | Media Support |
Support for prevention efforts | Lack of Effort |
Support for prevention efforts | Need for More Action |
Support for prevention efforts | Need for More Effort |
Support for prevention efforts | Lack of Coverage |
Support for prevention efforts | Need for More Coverage |
Support for prevention efforts | Gap in Support |
Support for prevention efforts | Lack of Partners |
Support for prevention efforts | Need more players |
Support for prevention efforts | Village heads support |
Factors aiding efforts | Supportive Local Government |
Factors aiding efforts | Coordination |
Factors aiding efforts | Readiness to listen to health workers |
Factors aiding efforts | Impact of COVID-19 on public health understanding |
Factors aiding efforts | Understanding of risk |
Factors aiding efforts | Adequate capacitation of communities |
Factors aiding efforts | Knowledge gain during intensified public health measures |
Factors aiding efforts | Weekly health education sections on covid 19 |
Factors aiding efforts | Communication feedback from communities |
Factors aiding efforts | EHTs monitoring |
Factors aiding efforts | Community awareness through funerals |
Factors aiding efforts | Understanding of disease prevention impact on life and wealth |
Factors aiding efforts | Covid awareness and urgency |
Factors aiding efforts | Improvement with advent of technology and knowledge systems |
Factors aiding efforts | Community assessment of situations |
Factors aiding efforts | Role of health promotion in behavior change |
Factors aiding efforts | Acceptance and dissemination of information |
Factors aiding efforts | Adherence to the required measures |
Factors aiding efforts | Need for constant reminders |
Factors aiding efforts | Media cascaded information |
Factors aiding efforts | Ability to make informed decisions |
Factors aiding efforts | Health education from many sources |
Factors aiding efforts | Fear of covid |
Factors aiding efforts | Consciousness of outbreaks and havoc they can wreck |
Factors aiding efforts | Grave danger |
Factors aiding efforts | Direct communication feedback from communities |
Factors aiding efforts | Close interaction among health care workers |
Factors aiding efforts | Close interaction among the community during the covid 19 era |
Factors aiding efforts | Widespread community education health promotion |
Factors aiding efforts | Dissemination of information on COVID19 |
Factors aiding efforts | Community capacitation triggering response |
Factors hindering efforts | Lack of Communication |
Factors hindering efforts | Inadequate Resources |
Factors hindering efforts | Political Factors |
Factors hindering efforts | Political Interference |
Factors hindering efforts | Bureaucratic System |
Factors hindering efforts | Parents Criticize |
Factors hindering efforts | Lack of Sustainability |
Factors hindering efforts | Religious Independence |
Factors hindering efforts | Non-Priority Areas |
Factors hindering efforts | Politically Sensitive Environment |
Factors hindering efforts | Cultural Values |
Factors hindering efforts | Lack of Partnerships |
Factors hindering efforts | Lack of Linkages |
Factors hindering efforts | Complicated MOUs |
Factors hindering efforts | Bureaucracy |
Factors hindering efforts | Absence of Local Bylaws |
Factors hindering efforts | Conflicts Among Beneficiaries |
Factors hindering efforts | Conflicts Among Local Politics |
Factors hindering efforts | Social Media Criticism |
Factors hindering efforts | Restrictions by Policy Makers |
Factors hindering efforts | Lack of Appreciation of Local Environment |
Factors hindering efforts | Conflicting Sources of Information |
Factors hindering efforts | Monotonous Vetting Process |
Factors hindering efforts | Volatile Political Landscape |
Factors hindering efforts | Culture break-down |
Factors hindering efforts | Diaspora Migration |
Factors hindering efforts | Untouchable Populations |
Factors hindering efforts | GBV Perpetrators |
Factors hindering efforts | Political Issues |
Factors hindering efforts | Economy Issues |
Factors hindering efforts | Influence of culture on behavior change |
Factors hindering efforts | Influence of religion on behavior change |
Factors hindering efforts | Illness triggered by poor health facilities |
Effectiveness of interventions | Affected families appreciating risks |
Effectiveness of interventions | Cases and deaths |
Effectiveness of interventions | Partially Effective |
Effectiveness of interventions | Program Efficiency |
Effectiveness of interventions | Outreach Impact |
Effectiveness of interventions | Community Health |
Effectiveness of interventions | Meeting effectiveness |
Effectiveness of interventions | Communication |
Effectiveness of interventions | Hygiene |
Effectiveness of interventions | Continous health education |
Effectiveness of interventions | Effective |
Effectiveness of interventions | Effective to a Certain Extent |
Effectiveness of interventions | To a Lesser Extent |
Effectiveness of interventions | Quite Effective |
Effectiveness of interventions | Currently Less Effective |
Effectiveness of interventions | Very Active but Not Funded |
Effectiveness of interventions | It’s Effective |
Effectiveness of interventions | To Some Extent Effective |
Effectiveness of interventions | Improved Health Seeking Behavior |
Effectiveness of interventions | Effective to a Lesser Extent |
Effectiveness of interventions | The Community is Healthier |
Effectiveness of interventions | Yes, Except Those Missing Appointments |
Effectiveness of interventions | Not Very Effective |
Effectiveness of interventions | Not Effective |
Effectiveness of interventions | They Are OK |
Effectiveness of interventions | A Few Are Effective |
Effectiveness of interventions | On Polio Campaign Only |
Effectiveness of interventions | With Availability Resources the Effectiveness Can Improve |
Effectiveness of interventions | Effective Though More Needs to Be Done |
Effectiveness of interventions | Fairly Effective |
Effectiveness of interventions | Effective in Certain Programs |
Effectiveness of interventions | They Help Communities |
Effectiveness of interventions | Improvements in some areas |
Effectiveness of interventions | Evidence Based Feedback Mechanisms |
Effectiveness of interventions | Difficult to Measure |
Effectiveness of interventions | Depends on Intended Programs |
Effectiveness of interventions | Avoidance of other outbreaks |
Effectiveness of interventions | Low fatalities due to COVID-19 |
Effectiveness of interventions | Intensity of COVID-19 message |
Effectiveness of interventions | Understanding of diseases with COVID-19 |
Effectiveness of interventions | Decline in deaths due to adoption of healthy behaviour |
Effectiveness of interventions | Adherence to preventive measures |
Effectiveness of interventions | Positive change seen |
Effectiveness of interventions | Adherence to PHSMs |
Effectiveness of interventions | HP reducing disease incidence |
Effectiveness of interventions | Prevention as only option |
Effectiveness of interventions | High risk perception |
Effectiveness of interventions | Information reception |
Effectiveness of interventions | Impact of non-adherence |
Effectiveness of interventions | Impact of loss |
Effectiveness of interventions | Covid impact on normal life |
Effectiveness of interventions | Prevention measures for other diseases |
Effectiveness of interventions | Prevention and lockdown as only options |
Effectiveness of interventions | Adherence to PHSMs reducing morbidity |
Effectiveness of interventions | Reduced morbidity due to PHSMs adherence |
Effectiveness of interventions | Importance of prevention through personal experience |
Effectiveness of interventions | Personal experience with COVID-19 |
Effectiveness of interventions | Appreciation of dangers |
Effectiveness of interventions | Prevention as only way |
Effectiveness of interventions | Risk of disease transmission |
Effectiveness of interventions | Increased risk of death |
Effectiveness of interventions | Increased risk of disease contraction |
Effectiveness of interventions | High risk of disease and death |
Effectiveness of interventions | Realisation of prevention and control capacity |
Effectiveness of interventions | Adherence to prevention reducing morbidity and disease severity |
Effectiveness of interventions | Acceptance of measures and successful prevention |
Effectiveness of interventions | Use of masks reducing disease spread |
Effectiveness of interventions | Most people not affected |
Effectiveness of interventions | Learning disease prevention |
Effectiveness of interventions | Introduction of vaccination reducing disease |
Effectiveness of interventions | Reduced deaths due to compliance |
Effectiveness of interventions | Use of mask in prevention |
Effectiveness of interventions | COVID 19 triggering prevention measures |
Effectiveness of interventions | Less deaths indicating effectiveness |
Effectiveness of interventions | Realisation that prevention is better |
Effectiveness of interventions | Seriousness of pandemic leading to serious measures |
Effectiveness of interventions | Realisation of advantage to adhere to measures |
Effectiveness of interventions | Terrifying experience leading to adherence |
Effectiveness of interventions | Impact of prevention activities |
Effectiveness of interventions | Appreciation of vaccinations |
Effectiveness of interventions | Appreciation of vaccines |
Effectiveness of interventions | Appreciation of prevention |
Effectiveness of interventions | Drop of cases due to preventive behaviours |
Effectiveness of interventions | Prevention better than disease |
Effectiveness of interventions | Effectiveness of prevention |
Effectiveness of interventions | Vaccinations and prevention reducing new cases |
Effectiveness of interventions | Impact of intensified efforts |
Effectiveness of interventions | Success due to prevention measures |
Effectiveness of interventions | Compliance due to taskforces |
Effectiveness of interventions | Decrease in cases due to lockdowns |
Improvement suggestions | More Funding, Involvement of Personnel |
Impact of Covid-19 on disease prevention | Disease Prevention Importance |
Impact of Covid-19 on disease prevention | Community Understanding |
Impact of Covid-19 on disease prevention | Risk Perception |
Impact of Covid-19 on disease prevention | Improved Sanitation |
Impact of Covid-19 on disease prevention | Attitude Change |
Impact of Covid-19 on disease prevention | Heightened Risk Perception |
Impact of Covid-19 on disease prevention | Pandemic Influence |
Impact of Covid-19 on disease prevention | Awareness Impact |
Impact of Covid-19 on disease prevention | Preventive Measures |
Impact of Covid-19 on disease prevention | Disease Prevention Appreciation |
Impact of Covid-19 on disease prevention | Knowledge gain |
Impact of Covid-19 on disease prevention | Appreciation for preventive measures |
Impact of Covid-19 on disease prevention | Disease Appreciation |
Impact of Covid-19 on disease prevention | End of national emergency |
Availability of resources | Funding Limitation |
Availability of resources | Limited Resources |
Availability of resources | Lack of Budget |
Availability of resources | Limited Budget |
Availability of resources | Lack of Transport |
Availability of resources | Limited Transport |
Availability of resources | Planned Activities |
Availability of resources | High Demand |
Availability of resources | All sources necessary |
Availability of resources | Inadequate staff |
Support from other organizations | UNICEF |
Support from other organizations | TSCZ |
Support from other organizations | Women Affairs Ministry |
Support from other organizations | Save the Children |
Support from other organizations | Bekezela |
Support from other organizations | REPSSI |
Support from other organizations | Agritex |
Support from other organizations | Musasa |
Support from other organizations | DDF |
Support from other organizations | Abantwana Zimbabwe |
Support from other organizations | CBOs |
Support from other organizations | Ministry of Social Services |
Support from other organizations | World Vision |
Support from other organizations | ADRA |
Support from other organizations | Social Services |
Support from other organizations | NAC |
Support from other organizations | DREAMS |
Support from other organizations | ZHI |
Support from other organizations | Department of Social Welfare |
Support from other organizations | Nyanga Community Development Trust |
Support from other organizations | More Partners Required |
Support from other organizations | External Assistance |
Support from other organizations | NGO Collaborations |
Support from other organizations | Partnership Involvement |
Support from other organizations | Humanitarian Support |
Support from other organizations | Community Aid |
Support from other organizations | Prevention Efforts Support |
Support from other organizations | Partnership |
Support from other organizations | Supporting Efforts |
Support from other organizations | No Support |
Support from other organizations | Lack of Visibility |
Support from other organizations | Uncertain Support |
Support from other organizations | Partial Support |
Support from other organizations | Yes Support |
Support from other organizations | No Knowledge |
Support from other organizations | Plan International |
Support from other organizations | MOHCC Only |
Support from other organizations | Multiple Support |
Factors influencing effectiveness | Supportive Policy |
Factors influencing effectiveness | Bylaws |
Factors influencing effectiveness | Legislation |
Factors influencing effectiveness | Policy Support |
Factors influencing effectiveness | Public Health Act |
Factors influencing effectiveness | Strategy Support |
Factors influencing effectiveness | Policy |
Factors influencing effectiveness | Resource Constraints |
Factors influencing effectiveness | Election Influence |
Factors influencing effectiveness | Operational Limitations |
Factors influencing effectiveness | Financial support |
Factors influencing effectiveness | Misinterpretation of Acts |
Factors influencing effectiveness | Lack of Supporting Legislations |
Factors influencing effectiveness | Political environment |
Factors influencing effectiveness | Policy Restrictions |
Factors influencing effectiveness | Policy Gaps for Drug Abuse |
Factors influencing effectiveness | Weak Policies on Teenage Pregnancy |
Factors influencing effectiveness | Brain Drain |
Recommendations for improvement | More Funding |
Recommendations for improvement | Increased Funding |
Recommendations for improvement | More Personnel |
Recommendations for improvement | Strengthened Community Engagement |
Recommendations for improvement | Increased Resources |
Recommendations for improvement | Enhanced Engagement |
Recommendations for improvement | Enhanced Collaboration |
Recommendations for improvement | Comprehensive Funding |
Recommendations for improvement | Stakeholder Involvement |
Recommendations for improvement | Add More Personnel |
Recommendations for improvement | Improved Equipment |
Recommendations for improvement | Include Health Champions |
Recommendations for improvement | Increased Mobility |
Recommendations for improvement | Accessibility to Information |
Recommendations for improvement | Program Enhancement |
Recommendations for improvement | Service Expansion |
Recommendations for improvement | Communication Standardization |
Recommendations for improvement | Staffing and Materials |
Recommendations for improvement | Staffing improvements |
Recommendations for improvement | Funding allocation |
Recommendations for improvement | Resource provision |
Recommendations for improvement | Information Sharing |
Recommendations for improvement | Capacity building |
Recommendations for improvement | Stronger partnerships |
Recommendations for improvement | Improve Health Promotion |
Recommendations for improvement | Increase resources |
Recommendations for improvement | Improve Programming |
Recommendations for improvement | Not reached |
Recommendations for improvement | Improvement Needed |
Recommendations for improvement | Need More Human Resources |
Recommendations for improvement | More Health Promotion Staff |
Recommendations for improvement | Resources for Awareness Campaigns |
Recommendations for improvement | Provide Enough |
Recommendations for improvement | Adequate Resources |
Recommendations for improvement | Need for Additional Funding |
Recommendations for improvement | Availing Fuel Support |
Recommendations for improvement | More Health Promotion Cadres |
Recommendations for improvement | Multi-Sectorial Coordination |
Recommendations for improvement | Provision of Resources |
Recommendations for improvement | Need for Adequate Resources |
Recommendations for improvement | More Health Promotion Officers |
Recommendations for improvement | More Resources |
Recommendations for improvement | Increase Human Resources |
Recommendations for improvement | Increase Staff Personnel |
Recommendations for improvement | Increasing Staff for the Department |
Recommendations for improvement | Need for Mobile Health Promotion Cadres |
Recommendations for improvement | Proper Planning |
Recommendations for improvement | Precede Campaigns with Intensive Awareness |
Recommendations for improvement | Health Promotion Staff |
Recommendations for improvement | Evaluate Implementation and Performances |
Recommendations for improvement | Address Issue of Funds |
Recommendations for improvement | Need for Monitoring and Follow Up |
Recommendations for improvement | Increase Number of Health Promotion Officers |
Recommendations for improvement | Need for Dedicated Personnel |
Recommendations for improvement | Revamp Financing of Health Promotion |
Recommendations for improvement | More Dedicated Health Promotion Staff |
Recommendations for improvement | More Staff |
Recommendations for improvement | More Cadres at All Levels |
Recommendations for improvement | Blend with the Community |
Recommendations for improvement | Provide Specific Vehicle for Health Promotion |
Recommendations for improvement | Revisit Approach |
Recommendations for improvement | Resources |
Recommendations for improvement | Support from Organization |
Recommendations for improvement | Issue of Multisectoral |
Recommendations for improvement | Improve Funding |
Recommendations for improvement | Continuous Health Education and Community Engagement |
Recommendations for improvement | Continuous Support for Activities |
Recommendations for improvement | Specific Budget for Health Promotion |
Recommendations for improvement | Allow Organizations to Implement Activities |
Recommendations for improvement | Use ICT for Health |
Recommendations for improvement | Importance of Partnerships |
Recommendations for improvement | More Education on Drug and Substance Abuse |
Recommendations for improvement | Avail Resources for Provision of Facilities |
Recommendations for improvement | Transport and IT Capacity in Rural Areas |
Recommendations for improvement | Incorporate Health Promotion in All Ministry of Health Programming |
Recommendations for improvement | Expose New Cadres to Methodologies That Work |
Recommendations for improvement | More Support |
Recommendations for improvement | More Information |
Recommendations for improvement | Strengthen Community Awareness |
Recommendations for improvement | Establishment for HPOs |
Recommendations for improvement | Provide DHPOs with Vehicle and Data Support |
Recommendations for improvement | Increase Establishment |
Recommendations for improvement | Provide HPOs with Transport |
Recommendations for improvement | Using Radio and Televisio |
Recommendations for improvement | Improve Health Promotions Programmes |
Recommendations for improvement | Stand Alone Health Promotion Budget |
Recommendations for improvement | Equip School Health Coordinators with Current Health Trends |
Recommendations for improvement | Avail Resources for Activities Implementation |
Recommendations for improvement | Resources for Miner Moonlight Activitie |
Recommendations for improvement | Community Self-Identification of Health Problems |
Recommendations for improvement | Cross-Cutting Health Promotion Issues |
Recommendations for improvement | Capacity building of leaders |
Recommendations for improvement | Need for guidance and training |
Recommendations for improvement | Guidance for non-health workers |
Recommendations for improvement | Need for continued health education |
Recommendations for improvement | Treating underlying conditions |
Recommendations for improvement | Disaster preparedness, adaptation of learners from lockdown |
Recommendations for improvement | Effectiveness of prevention measures |
Recommendations for improvement | Nutrition education needs to be scaled |
Participation in health promotion interventions | Community Engagement |
Participation in health promotion interventions | Stakeholder Participation |
Participation in health promotion interventions | Health Promotion Officer |
Participation in health promotion interventions | EHTs |
Participation in health promotion interventions | Nurses |
Participation in health promotion interventions | EHOs |
Participation in health promotion interventions | All health departments |
Participation in health promotion interventions | Health Workers |
Participation in health promotion interventions | Health Hygiene Promoters |
Participation in health promotion interventions | Partners |
Participation in health promotion interventions | Government Departments |
Participation in health promotion interventions | CHWs |
Participation in health promotion interventions | Collaborative Efforts |
Participation in health promotion interventions | Community involvement |
Participation in health promotion interventions | Conducting |
Reliability of information sources | Health workers as the most credible source |
Reliability of information sources | Health Care |
Reliability of information sources | Community Health Workers |
Reliability of information sources | Religious People |
Reliability of information sources | Researchers |
Reliability of information sources | Peers |
Reliability of information sources | HCW |
Reliability of information sources | CHW |
Reliability of information sources | Traditional Leaders |
Reliability of information sources | Internet |
Reliability of information sources | Media |
Reliability of information sources | Councilors |
Reliability of information sources | Community Trust |
Reliability of information sources | Community-Based Sources Are Reliable |
Reliability of information sources | Peers Can Mislead |
Reliability of information sources | Trust in religious leaders |
Reliability of information sources | Trust in health care workers |
Reliability of information sources | Health Care Workers as reliable sources |
Reliability of information sources | All sources except traditional healers are reliable |
Reliability of information sources | All sources are reliable |
Reliability of information sources | Dependence on social status and profession |
Reliability of information sources | Trust in health workers |
Reliability of information sources | Role of traditional leaders |
Reliability of information sources | Trust in researchers |
Reliability of information sources | Trust in community |
Reliability of information sources | Reliability of health centre staff |
Reliability of information sources | Reliability of government workers |
Reliability of information sources | Reliability of health workers |
Reliability of information sources | Health workers provide reliable information |
Reliability of information sources | Health care worker as reliable source |
Reliability of information sources | Reliability of HCWs |
Reliability of information sources | Reliability Community Case Care workers |
Reliability of information sources | Reliability of leaders |
Effectiveness of current interventions | Low Community Risk Perception |
Effectiveness of current interventions | Very Effective |
Effectiveness of current interventions | Partly Effective |
Effectiveness of current interventions | Fair Effectiveness |
Effectiveness of current interventions | Poor Network Connection |
Better adoption of healthy behaviors post-Covid-19 | Positive Health Seeking Behavior |
Better adoption of healthy behaviors post-Covid-19 | Reduced Transmission of COVID-19 |
Specific Issues | Drug Abuse |
Specific Issues | GBV |
Specific Issues | WASH |
Specific Issues | Nutrition |
Specific Issues | Accidents |
Collaboration and Support | Collaborative Initiatives |
Collaboration and Support | No Coordination |
Collaboration and Support | Stakeholder Meetings |
Collaboration and Support | National Health Strategy |
Collaboration and Support | MoUs |
Collaboration and Support | Circulars |
Collaboration and Support | Multi-Sectoral Approach |
Collaboration and Support | Road Safety Policies |
Collaboration and Support | Road Carnage Policies |
Collaboration and Support | SGBV Legal Provisions |
Collaboration and Support | Guidelines |
Collaboration and Support | Established System |
Collaboration and Support | Peer Colleagues |
Collaboration and Support | MOH Openness |
Collaboration and Support | Public Private Partnership |
Collaboration and Support | District Coordination Mechanisms |
Collaboration and Support | School Health Policy |
Collaboration and Support | Human Resources |
Collaboration and Support | Community Ownership Programs |
Collaboration and Support | Coordination Efforts |
Collaboration and Support | By Laws |
Collaboration and Support | Coordination with Government |
Collaboration and Support | Collaboration with Government |
Collaboration and Support | Integration of Synergies |
Collaboration and Support | Need for coordination |
Collaboration and Support | Sector collaboration |
Collaboration and Support | Activating multi sectoral teams |
Collaboration and Support | Lack of Coordination |
Collaboration and Support | Single Organization |
Collaboration and Support | Multiple Organizations |
Collaboration and Support | Need for Improvement |
Collaboration and Support | Lack of Contribution |
Collaboration and Support | Focused WASH |
Collaboration and Support | No partner |
Collaboration and Support | No names |
Awareness and education | Key Messages |
Awareness and education | Health Worker Sensitization |
Awareness and education | Drug Abuse Walk |
Awareness and education | Awareness Campaigns |
Awareness and education | Awareness campaigns promoted adoption of healthy behaviours |
Awareness and education | Mass media communication |
Awareness and education | Reinforcement of knowledge |
Awareness and education | Importance of prompt response |
Awareness and education | Necessity of health care |
Awareness and education | Raised awareness |
Awareness and education | Community response |
Awareness and education | High risk for health managers |
Awareness and education | Knowledge on pandemic response |
Awareness and education | Vigilance in disease prevention |
Awareness and education | Deadliness of COVID-19 |
Awareness and education | Importance of observation |
Awareness and education | Reduction of burden on healthcare workers |
Awareness and education | Increased awareness and fear of death |
Awareness and education | Understanding disease impact |
Awareness and education | Better awareness and appreciation of measures |
Awareness and education | Dependence on education |
Awareness and education | Adherence due to fear |
Awareness and education | Fear due to deaths |
Program Status | Not Well Pronounced |
Program Status | No Activities |
Program Status | Minimal Involvement |
Program Status | Addressed through gatherings |
Community nvolvement | Community Volunteers |
Community nvolvement | Youth Programs |
Community nvolvement | School Programs |
Community nvolvement | Supportive community |
Community nvolvement | Involvement of Law Enforcing Department |
Community nvolvement | Involvement of Local Leaders |
Community nvolvement | People Who Appreciate Programmes |
Community nvolvement | Community Ownership |
Community nvolvement | Traditional Leadership |
Community nvolvement | Political Leadership |
Community nvolvement | Poor Cooperation from Teachers |
Community nvolvement | Parents’ Lack of Cooperation |
Community nvolvement | Health Promotion Events |
Community nvolvement | Community Conforming |
Community nvolvement | Community Knowledge and Acceptance |
Community nvolvement | Community Participatory approaches |
Community nvolvement | Community mobilisation |
Community nvolvement | Willingness to participate |
Community nvolvement | Forefront in community engagement |
Community nvolvement | Importance of community involvement in interventions |
Community nvolvement | Emphasis on community participation |
Community nvolvement | Need for Regular Communication |
Unclear Response | Unclear |
NA | Not Applicable |
Knowledge Gap | Lack of Information |
Absence of Factors | No Factors |
Comprehensive Factors | All Factors |
Integration of Services | Integration of Programs |
Effectiveness of Education | Education Effectiveness |
Feedback Mechanisms | Evidence-Based Feedback |
Challenges in Implementation | Challenges |
Mobility of Department | Limited Mobility |
Communication Equipment | Unavailability of Communication Equipment |
Program Design | Include Health Promotion in All Programs |
Staff Involvement | Involve Health Promotion Personnel |
Use of Data | Use Data from DHIS |
Department Needs | Vocal and Resource Mobilization |
Funding | Need More Funding |
Funding | Increase Funding |
Funding | Prioritization needed |
Funding | No budget |
Funding | Last priority |
Funding | Late disbursement |
Funding | Problem specific |
Funding | Small budget |
Funding | No funding |
Funding | Government not funding |
Funding | School development funds |
Funding | Limited funds |
Funding | Not enough funding |
Funding | Poor funding |
Funding | Insufficient funds |
Funding | Need for partners |
Funding | No standalone funding |
Funding | No standalone budget |
Funding | No external funding |
Influence of peers and leaders | Peer influence |
Influence of peers and leaders | Influence of peers and SHCs |
Activity Constraints | Lack of activities |
Activity Constraints | Intensive promotion |
Activity Constraints | Voluntary work |
Activity Constraints | Specific activities |
Staff Constraints | Staff available |
Staff Constraints | Overwhelmed staff |
Public Health Interventions | Affirmative Response |
Public Health Interventions | Negative Response |
Assessor | PHPO Majuru & HPO Kahomwe |
Assessor Organization | MOHCC |
Respondent | DEHO |
Date | 31/7/2023 |
In your own opinion what do think what is health promotion? | Set of approaches for improving health, involves advocating for behaviour change and community participation and mutual understanding are some of the principles |
1. a) Do you feel the Community you live in is participating in Health promotion interventions? | Y |
PROBE: Who is conducting the activities | HPO, EHT, nurses |
1. a) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Drug Abuse | Yes, mainly partner supported(Island hospice, friendship bench?) |
1. b) Are there Health Promotion activities that address GBV | Not well pronounced, only police is dealing with GBV |
1. c) Are there Health Promotion activities that addressWASH | YES, PHHE activities |
1. d) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Nutrition | Yes. Nutrition & Health promotion department is active in providing such services and |
1. e) Are there Health Promotion activities that address traffic accidents | Nothing. |
PROBE: Which challenges is the community facing in taking up health related information? | Urban population difficult to reach, always not there when CHWs visit their households, although health literacy is high, need more of community Participatory approaches |
Are health care workers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is a Community Health Worker considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Leaders considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Healers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Are Religious people considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Researchers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Is Internet considered | Y |
reliable by the community? | |
Is Media considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Peers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Which other is considered reliable by the community | n/a |
PROBE: Health care workers, traditional leaders, traditional healers, religious people or researchers or peers. | n/a |
3 a)Would you say communities are in better position to adopt healthy behaviors following intensified public health and social measures during Covid-19? | Y |
PROBE: if NOT why and if YES, why? | More of community Participatory approaches enabled joint problem solving |
3. b)Did the Covid-19 experience trigger you to appreciate the importance of preventing and controlling of disease? | Y |
PROBE:if Yes, How so | As shown by adherence to PHSMs including embracing vaccination |
PROBE: if NO, Why? | n/a |
4. a)Do you think you have adequate resources to conduct health promotion activities? | N |
WHY | Not enough HP to have a funds available for all the activities for the year, rather than wait for programmatic ACSM funds. |
4. b_1) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF DRUG ABUSE | Island hospice - yes Friendship bench - yes |
4. b_2) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF GBV | No organisation addresing |
4. b_3) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF WASH related diseases | Salvation army - yes piloting wash prog in ward 16, have plans to roll out of the pilot is a success |
4. b_4) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF POOR NUTRITION | No partner |
4. b_5) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS | No partner |
PROBE: Which factors work for their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Supportive Local government personel for programs and supportive stakeholders |
PROBE: Which factors work against their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | None |
How effective are the current health promotion interventions? | Very effective in reducing occurrence of preventable diseases and improving uptake of health services |
6. Recommendations to improve health promotion programming | More funding, more staff at district level at least two |
Assessor | PHPO Majuru AND Kahomwe HPO |
Assessor Organization | MOHCC |
Respondent | DMO |
Date | 31/7/2023 |
In your own opinion what do think what is health promotion? | Raising awareness, social behavior change and adopting prove scientific health prevention, it is broad |
1. a) Do you feel the Community you live in is participating in Health promotion interventions? | Y |
PROBE: Who is conducting the activities | HPO,, EHT, Nurses, CHWs |
1. a) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Drug Abuse | Yes, partner supported and working with HPO |
1. b) Are there Health Promotion activities that address GBV | Yes but not driven by MOHCC |
1. c) Are there Health Promotion activities that addressWASH | Yes |
1. d) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Nutrition | n/a |
1. e) Are there Health | No, a lot needs ro be done on this one |
Promotion activities that address traffic accidents | |
PROBE: Which challenges is the community facing in taking up health related information? | No prob from community however MOHCC needs to put more effort in information dissermination |
Are health care workers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is a Community Health Worker considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Leaders considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Healers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Are Religious people considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Researchers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Is Internet considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Media considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Peers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Which other is considered reliable by the community | n/a |
PROBE: Health care workers, traditional leaders, traditional healers, religious people or researchers or peers. | n/a |
3 a)Would you say communities are in better position to adopt healthy behaviors following intensified public health and social measures during Covid-19? | Y |
PROBE: if NOT why and if YES, why? | People adopted desired health behaviours |
3. b)Did the Covid-19 experience trigger you to appreciate the importance of preventing and controlling of disease? | Y |
PROBE:if Yes, How so | If properly leveraged on HP can reduce disease incidence and reduce |
clinical work at facilities | |
PROBE: if NO, Why? | n/a |
4. a)Do you think you have adequate resources to conduct health promotion activities? | N |
WHY | They need to prioritize HP as it is important and allocate funds at operational level. |
4. b_1) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF DRUG ABUSE | Yes - island hospice and friendship bench |
4. b_2) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF GBV | None |
4. b_3) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF WASH related diseases | Salvation army - Yes |
4. b_4) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF POOR NUTRITION | No other save for MOHCC |
4. b_5) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS | n/a |
PROBE: Which factors work for their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Community that are easy to work with and supportive health personnel |
PROBE: Which factors work against their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Nil |
How effective are the current health promotion interventions? | Very effective, need to scale up and intensify funds permitting |
6. Recommendations to improve health promotion programming | Limited budgets,limited mobility due to transport unavailability |
Assessor | Mzorodzi Takura |
Assessor Organization | MoHCC |
Respondent | EHO |
Date | 31/7/2023 |
In your own opinion what do think what is health promotion? | n/a |
1. a) Do you feel the Community you live in is participating in Health promotion interventions? | Y |
PROBE: Who is conducting the activities | n/a |
1. a) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Drug Abuse | n/a |
1. b) Are there Health Promotion activities that address GBV | n/a |
1. c) Are there Health Promotion activities that addressWASH | n/a |
1. d) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Nutrition | n/a |
1. e) Are there Health Promotion activities that address traffic accidents | n/a |
PROBE: Which challenges is the community facing in taking up health related information? | n/a |
Are health care workers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is a Community Health Worker considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Leaders considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Healers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Religious people considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Researchers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Is Internet considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Media considered reliable | Y |
by the community? | |
Are Peers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Which other is considered reliable by the community | n/a |
PROBE: Health care workers, traditional leaders, traditional healers, religious people or researchers or peers. | n/a |
3 a)Would you say communities are in better position to adopt healthy behaviors following intensified public health and social measures during Covid-19? | Y |
PROBE: if NOT why and if YES, why? | Information was accessible |
3. b)Did the Covid-19 experience trigger you to appreciate the importance of preventing and controlling of disease? | Y |
PROBE:if Yes, How so | Collaboration with other sectors was evident |
PROBE: if NO, Why? | n/a |
4. a)Do you think you have adequate resources to conduct health promotion activities? | N |
WHY | Health Promotion activities are not regular and are largely partner supported. |
4. b_1) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF DRUG ABUSE | Not really |
4. b_2) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF GBV | Social welfare, Youth, Women Affairs |
4. b_3) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF WASH related diseases | WHH, SOS, in Builders trainings and water point committees trainings |
4. b_4) Are other organizations doing their best to support current | SOS supporting nutrition gardens in ward 9 and 13 |
efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF POOR NUTRITION | |
4. b_5) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS | Zichire, ZRP |
PROBE: Which factors work for their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | DDC coordinates all partners and that mechanism ensures that they are directed where there is need. |
PROBE: Which factors work against their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Partners failing to communicate their support in time thus affecting implementation, for instance Zichire |
How effective are the current health promotion interventions? | On a scale of one to ten wld give a 6 |
6. Recommendations to improve health promotion programming |
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Assessor | Saidi Mpota |
Assessor Organization | MoHCC |
Respondent | PNO |
Date | 31/7/2023 |
In your own opinion what do think what is health promotion? | Health promotion is any activity were people are assisted with education looking at the prevention and curative side. |
1. a) Do you feel the Community you live in is participating in Health promotion interventions? | Y |
PROBE: Who is conducting the activities | VHWs and other influential people at village level.Hpos and other health cadres such chn,EHTs ets |
1. a) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Drug Abuse | Yes through the mental health dept |
1. b) Are there Health Promotion activities that address GBV | Yes,FSt |
1. c) Are there Health Promotion activities that addressWASH | Yes |
1. d) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Nutrition | Yes |
1. e) Are there Health | Not sure |
Promotion activities that address traffic accidents | |
PROBE: Which challenges is the community facing in taking up health related information? | At times the activities of leaving of the people eg artisanal miners are not usually there,but women have access coz they visit clinics for various issues |
Are health care workers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is a Community Health Worker considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Leaders considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Healers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Religious people considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Researchers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Internet considered reliable by the community? | N |
Is Media considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Peers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Which other is considered reliable by the community | School children |
PROBE: Health care workers, traditional leaders, traditional healers, religious people or researchers or peers. | n/a |
3 a)Would you say communities are in better position to adopt healthy behaviors following intensified public health and social measures during Covid-19? | Y |
PROBE: if NOT why and if YES, why? | People complied to masking up and vaccination |
3. b)Did the Covid-19 experience trigger you to appreciate the importance of preventing and controlling of disease? | Y |
PROBE:if Yes, How so | Some people are still putting on mask during their flue season |
PROBE: if NO, Why? | n/a |
4. a)Do you think you have adequate resources to conduct health promotion activities? | N |
WHY | No enough resources such fuel,IEC materials. |
4. b_1) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF DRUG ABUSE | Yes Friendly Bench |
4. b_2) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF GBV | Yes, Family Support Trust in Gwanda and Beitbridge and Friendly Bench |
4. b_3) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF WASH related diseases | Yes UNICEF ,WHH,GOAL |
4. b_4) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF POOR NUTRITION | Yes,World Vision |
4. b_5) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS | Not aware |
PROBE: Which factors work for their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Legislation |
PROBE: Which factors work against their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Not aware |
How effective are the current health promotion interventions? | Partly effective |
6. Recommendations to improve health promotion programming | One HPO per district is not enough maybe 2.Lack of funding. |
Assessor | Saidi Mpota |
Assessor Organization | MiHCC |
Respondent | Pharmacist |
Date | 31/7/2023 |
In your own opinion what do think what is health promotion? | Field in the health sector that focuses on promoting health and health seeking behaviours of the general population through simplifying technical health issues for easy understanding |
1. a) Do you feel the Community you live in is participating in Health promotion interventions? | Y |
PROBE: Who is conducting the activities | Health care workers |
1. a) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Drug Abuse | Not sure |
1. b) Are there Health Promotion activities that address GBV | Yes |
1. c) Are there Health Promotion activities that addressWASH | Yes,Save the Children |
1. d) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Nutrition | Not sure |
1. e) Are there Health Promotion activities that address traffic accidents | Not sure |
PROBE: Which challenges is the community facing in taking up health related information? | Health jargon |
Are health care workers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is a Community Health Worker considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Leaders considered reliable by the community? | N |
Are Traditional Healers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Religious people considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Researchers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Is Internet considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Media considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Peers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Which other is considered reliable by the community | n/a |
PROBE: Health care workers, traditional leaders, traditional healers, religious people or researchers or peers. | n/a |
3 a)Would you say communities are in better position to adopt healthy behaviors following intensified public health and social measures during Covid-19? | Y |
PROBE: if NOT why and if YES, why? | People were masking up,social distancing,sanitising |
3. b)Did the Covid-19 experience trigger you to appreciate the importance of preventing and controlling of disease? | Y |
PROBE:if Yes, How so | Through mass media communication |
PROBE: if NO, Why? | n/a |
4. a)Do you think you have adequate resources to conduct health promotion activities? | N |
WHY | Have not been able to do HP activities in a while eg uptake of PreP |
4. b_1) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF DRUG ABUSE | No |
4. b_2) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF GBV | No |
4. b_3) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF WASH related diseases | Yes,Save the Children, UNICEF |
4. b_4) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF POOR NUTRITION | Not sure |
4. b_5) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS | Not sure |
PROBE: Which factors work for their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Policy and strategy |
PROBE: Which factors work against their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Legislation |
How effective are the current health promotion interventions? | Effective |
6. Recommendations to improve health promotion programming | Every program shld have a component of HP in it's plans. More funding for Health Promotion activities at all levels. |
Assessor | Mzorodzi |
Assessor Organization | MoHCc |
Respondent | DNO Shamva |
Date | 31/7/2023 |
In your own opinion what do think what is health promotion? | Is all about raising awareness to improve health seeking behaviour and sharing information |
1. a) Do you feel the Community you live in is participating in Health promotion interventions? | Y |
PROBE: Who is conducting the activities | HPO at district level EHTs and VHW |
1. a) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Drug Abuse | Yes we have in the district |
1. b) Are there Health Promotion activities that address GBV | Yes |
1. c) Are there Health Promotion activities that addressWASH | Yes |
1. d) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Nutrition | Yes |
1. e) Are there Health Promotion activities that address traffic accidents | Yes |
PROBE: Which challenges is the community facing in taking up health related information? | Communities live in hard to reach no access to information,inadequate IEC material |
Are health care workers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is a Community Health Worker considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Leaders considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Healers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Religious people considered reliable by the community? | n/a |
Are Researchers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Is Internet considered reliable by the community? | N |
Is Media considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Peers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Which other is considered reliable by the community | Mainstream media |
PROBE: Health care workers, traditional leaders, traditional healers, religious people or researchers or peers. | n/a |
3 a)Would you say communities are in better position to adopt healthy behaviors following intensified public health and social measures during Covid-19? | Y |
PROBE: if NOT why and if YES, why? | There was behaviour change |
3. b)Did the Covid-19 experience trigger you to appreciate the importance of preventing and controlling of disease? | Y |
PROBE:if Yes, How so | People didn't have any option of treatment so prevention and stopping spread was the option left |
PROBE: if NO, Why? | n/a |
4. a)Do you think you have adequate resources to conduct health promotion activities? | N |
WHY | We need airtime, transport, Adequate IEC the current resources are not adequate |
4. b_1) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF DRUG ABUSE | Churches,ZRP,NAC,Young peoples organisations |
4. b_2) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF GBV | NAC,ZRP,Churches |
4. b_3) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF WASH related diseases | WHH,SOS |
4. b_4) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF POOR NUTRITION | Mohcc |
4. b_5) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS | ZRP |
PROBE: Which factors work for their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Stakeholders meeting help to coodinate |
PROBE: Which factors work against their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Don't know |
How effective are the current health promotion interventions? | Very effective because of behaviour change seen after health promotion interventions |
6. Recommendations to improve health promotion programming | Involvement of health promotion personnel in all programs, improve on incentives,have adequate IEC materials |
Assessor | Mzorodzi PHPO |
Assessor Organization | MoHCC |
Respondent | DHSA |
Date | 31/7/2023 |
In your own opinion what do think what is health promotion? | Brings awareness to community |
1. a) Do you feel the | Y |
Community you live in is participating in Health promotion interventions? | |
PROBE: Who is conducting the activities | HPO at district level .EHTs and VHW at community .But there is knowledge gap people are washing hands for the sake of law eg in Covid 19 times and also wearing of mask |
1. a) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Drug Abuse | No specific ones that I know but yes |
1. b) Are there Health Promotion activities that address GBV | Yes with partners and also stakeholders meetings |
1. c) Are there Health Promotion activities that addressWASH | Yes with also assistance of environmental health department |
1. d) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Nutrition | Yes but not many there is need for nutritionist to be incorporated in health promotion programs |
1. e) Are there Health Promotion activities that address traffic accidents | No it's police doing that it, health promotion should be incooperated |
PROBE: Which challenges is the community facing in taking up health related information? | Communities don't have adequate information on health issues, there is need for IEC material to address that and also health education |
Are health care workers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is a Community Health Worker considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Leaders considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Healers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Are Religious people considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Researchers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Is Internet considered reliable by the community? | N |
Is Media considered reliable by the community? | N |
Are Peers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Which other is considered reliable by the community | Political gatherings, school children,chiefs gatherings |
PROBE: Health care workers, | n/a |
traditional leaders, traditional healers, religious people or researchers or peers. | |
3 a)Would you say communities are in better position to adopt healthy behaviors following intensified public health and social measures during Covid-19? | Y |
PROBE: if NOT why and if YES, why? | People are washing hands frequently and hand washing facilities |
3. b)Did the Covid-19 experience trigger you to appreciate the importance of preventing and controlling of disease? | Y |
PROBE:if Yes, How so | By wearing masks and religiously do it because at first it had no other means of prevention before vaccine was introduced |
PROBE: if NO, Why? | n/a |
4. a)Do you think you have adequate resources to conduct health promotion activities? | N |
WHY | Results come from the long not immediate so it not given first priority no budget for health promotion |
4. b_1) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF DRUG ABUSE | NAC and others |
4. b_2) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF GBV | NAC and others |
4. b_3) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF WASH related diseases | WHH |
4. b_4) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF POOR NUTRITION | Yes partners are there |
4. b_5) Are other organizations doing their | ZRP,Safety Traffic Council |
best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS | |
PROBE: Which factors work for their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | I don't know |
PROBE: Which factors work against their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | I don't know |
How effective are the current health promotion interventions? | 7out 10 |
6. Recommendations to improve health promotion programming | Health promotion should work using data from DHIS,Religious objectors should be targeted individually, to have a health promotion plan shared with other departments |
Assessor | KOMBORERO GOTOSA |
Assessor Organization | MOHCC |
Respondent | T.L.C CHAUKE (PEHO) |
Date | 31/7/2023 |
In your own opinion what do think what is health promotion? | Activities which are aimed at preventimg disease and promoting health of populations |
1. a) Do you feel the Community you live in is participating in Health promotion interventions? | Y |
PROBE: Who is conducting the activities | n/a |
1. a) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Drug Abuse | There are activities that are taking places , however I'm not sure if they are planned activities in health promotion |
1. b) Are there Health Promotion activities that address GBV | I'm not sure |
1. c) Are there Health Promotion activities that addressWASH | Yes In the Province there are WASH activities ,which are being implemented. They run at all levels to the Ward level |
1. d) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Nutrition | Yes Nutrition promotion activities are taking place at all levels and Health Promotion is key to the programming |
1. e) Are there Health Promotion activities that address traffic accidents | I dont know |
PROBE: Which challenges is the community facing in taking up health related information? | Lack of adeqaute resources to adopt the recommended health practices |
Are health care workers | Y |
considered reliable by the community? | |
Is a Community Health Worker considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Leaders considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Healers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Religious people considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Researchers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Internet considered reliable by the community? | N |
Is Media considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Peers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Which other is considered reliable by the community | None |
PROBE: Health care workers, traditional leaders, traditional healers, religious people or researchers or peers. | Community based sources are considered more reliable |
3 a)Would you say communities are in better position to adopt healthy behaviors following intensified public health and social measures during Covid-19? | Y |
PROBE: if NOT why and if YES, why? | There is need for continued health education in communities Social and Behaviour change efforts should be sustained |
3. b)Did the Covid-19 experience trigger you to appreciate the importance of preventing and controlling of disease? | Y |
PROBE:if Yes, How so | The risk of disease and death was high People appreciated the importance due to a high risk perception |
PROBE: if NO, Why? | n/a |
4. a)Do you think you have adequate resources to conduct health promotion activities? | N |
WHY | There is need to fund all levels of health promotion |
Currently the funding is limited | |
4. b_1) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF DRUG ABUSE | Yes |
4. b_2) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF GBV | Yes |
4. b_3) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF WASH related diseases | Yes (UNICEF) |
4. b_4) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF POOR NUTRITION | Yes (UNICEF) |
4. b_5) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS | Yes (TSCZ) |
PROBE: Which factors work for their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Yes they are policy and legislation provisions which support the above efforts. These are new /emerging problems which have funding gaps Inclusion of the activities in health promotion programming is limited |
PROBE: Which factors work against their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Resource shortage |
How effective are the current health promotion interventions? | They are partly effective Resources for Health Promotion interventions are not adequate Human and Financial Resources top the list |
6. Recommendations to improve health promotion programming | More Human Resources are require |
Assessor | Komborero Gotosa |
Assessor Organization | MOHCC |
Respondent | L Musekiwa (DEHO) |
Date | 31/7/2023 |
In your own opinion what do think what is health promotion? | Raising awareness on health issues Aims to empower communities Process of enabling people to increase control over their health |
1. a) Do you feel the Community you live in is participating in Health promotion interventions? | Y |
PROBE: Who is conducting the activities | Engagement of communities Hand hygiene facilities are being erected by community members as a sign of participation |
1. a) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Drug Abuse | Yes Key messages being given by CHWs |
1. b) Are there Health Promotion activities that address GBV | Yes Pamuhacha is assisting |
1. c) Are there Health Promotion activities that addressWASH | Yes Tip tap facilities are being developed Hygiene promotion is ongoing |
1. d) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Nutrition | Yes Handouts and Posters on Nutrition |
1. e) Are there Health Promotion activities that address traffic accidents | No |
PROBE: Which challenges is the community facing in taking up health related information? | Resource shortage Sanitisers and soap for hand hygiene may not be easily affordable Distance to Health Facilities Social media myths and misconceptions |
Are health care workers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is a Community Health Worker considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Leaders considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Healers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Religious people considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Researchers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Internet considered reliable by the community? | N |
Is Media considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Peers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Which other is considered reliable by the community | None |
PROBE: Health care workers, traditional leaders, traditional healers, religious people or researchers or peers. | n/a |
3 a)Would you say communities are in better position to adopt healthy behaviors following intensified public health and social measures during Covid-19? | Y |
PROBE: if NOT why and if YES, why? | n/a |
3. b)Did the Covid-19 experience trigger you to appreciate the importance of preventing and controlling of disease? | Y |
PROBE:if Yes, How so | Communities understood the high risk of contracting and disease |
PROBE: if NO, Why? | n/a |
4. a)Do you think you have adequate resources to conduct health promotion activities? | N |
WHY | Getting to populations requires adequate funding Empowering people require more resources Change agents are not empowered to reach out to communities No capcitation with resources Logistical support is limited IEC material is limited |
4. b_1) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF DRUG ABUSE | Yes , pamuhacha |
4. b_2) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF GBV | Yes fact, pamuahacha |
4. b_3) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF WASH related diseases | Ywpws, Unicef |
4. b_4) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in | Yes, pamuhacha |
prevention OF POOR NUTRITION | |
4. b_5) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS | No |
PROBE: Which factors work for their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | There are policies in support |
PROBE: Which factors work against their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Political factors and environment is sometimes not conducive |
How effective are the current health promotion interventions? | Effective to a certain extent Challenges are limiting the effectiveness of HP Interventions Department is not well resourced with respect to Vehicles , Equipment and Human Resources |
6. Recommendations to improve health promotion programming | Departmemt needs to be vocal and resources mobilised Human resources to be improved in the district Ward level to have HPOs Dedicated Funding for the department for successful implementation of HPactivities Equipment cameras, hailers, recorders , PA system are required |
Assessor | Komborero Gotosa |
Assessor Organization | MOHCC |
Respondent | C Chavunduka (DAC) |
Date | 31/7/2023 |
In your own opinion what do think what is health promotion? | Wellness of people Ways of promoting wellness Programs to assess ,intervene and review implementation Totality of health |
1. a) Do you feel the Community you live in is participating in Health promotion interventions? | Y |
PROBE: Who is conducting the activities | Communities took ownership of interventions Communities are an important stakeholder Communities gives feedback |
1. a) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Drug Abuse | Yes Health care workers have been sensitised Community health workers are working with youths and parents Assiting with early warning signs of drug use |
1. b) Are there Health Promotion activities that address GBV | Yes Behavior change Peer education MWACSMED, FACT Safe Spaces program Shelter for Gender Based Victims |
1. c) Are there Health Promotion activities that addressWASH | Yes Health Promoters doing Hygiene Promotion |
1. d) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Nutrition | Yes |
1. e) Are there Health Promotion activities that address traffic accidents | Not sure |
PROBE: Which challenges is the community facing in taking up health related information? | Long distances Means of trnasportation Hard to reach areas |
Are health care workers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is a Community Health Worker considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Leaders considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Healers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Religious people considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Researchers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Internet considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Media considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Peers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Which other is considered reliable by the community | Radio and Television |
PROBE: Health care workers, traditional leaders, traditional healers, religious people or researchers or peers. | Peers can mislead Internet can be expensive and network challneges No gadgets |
3 a)Would you say communities are in better position to adopt healthy behaviors following intensified public health and social measures during Covid-19? | Y |
PROBE: if NOT why and if | Some are still skeptical |
YES, why? | Some medicines are expensive Traditional medicines |
3. b)Did the Covid-19 experience trigger you to appreciate the importance of preventing and controlling of disease? | Y |
PROBE:if Yes, How so | Information was received and behavior change took place |
PROBE: if NO, Why? | n/a |
4. a)Do you think you have adequate resources to conduct health promotion activities? | N |
WHY | More resources are needed to reach every cormer Vehicles are required Proper roads for access to communities |
4. b_1) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF DRUG ABUSE | Yes ZRP, NAC Pillars were formed to assist with response NGOs, Churches, government ministries |
4. b_2) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF GBV | Yes FACT , Pamuhacha, Zvandiri,CRS, Government ministries |
4. b_3) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF WASH related diseases | Yes LEAD |
4. b_4) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF POOR NUTRITION | Yes ZNNP , LEAD, ZVANDIRI, PAMUHAXBA |
4. b_5) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS | TSCZ, ZRP |
PROBE: Which factors work for their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Awareness campaigns Laws on early marriage |
PROBE: Which factors work against their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Few rehabilitation centres Policy restrictions for school going children access to other health services Limited funding for youth |
Poor coopertation from teachers Parents less cooperation Political landscape which is volatile Culture break-down Diaspora migration leaving children without guardians Policies gaps for drug qbuse Policies is weak on teenage pregnancy | |
How effective are the current health promotion interventions? | To a lesser extent Resources are limited |
6. Recommendations to improve health promotion programming | More funding is needed Resource mobilisation to continue Personnel for HP needs to be increased Vastness of districts to be considered as well Linkages of community and organisations to be strengthened |
Assessor | Mzorodzi Takura |
Assessor Organization | MoHCC |
Respondent | PMD |
Date | 1/8/2023 |
In your own opinion what do think what is health promotion? | Health Promotion is a process of creating community awareness on health risks of their behaviour so that they form positive behaviors conducive to good health. |
1. a) Do you feel the Community you live in is participating in Health promotion interventions? | Y |
PROBE: Who is conducting the activities | Health Promotion Officers |
1. a) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Drug Abuse | Fairly new program |
1. b) Are there Health Promotion activities that address GBV | Yes they are active |
1. c) Are there Health Promotion activities that addressWASH | Yes there are clubs and competitions |
1. d) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Nutrition | Yes they are quite active |
1. e) Are there Health Promotion activities that address traffic accidents | Specific areas which are accident prone like Mavhuradona and Mazowe |
PROBE: Which challenges is the community facing in taking up health related information? | I don't think so |
Are health care workers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is a Community Health Worker considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Leaders considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Healers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Religious people considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Researchers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Internet considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Media considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Peers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Which other is considered reliable by the community | n/a |
PROBE: Health care workers, traditional leaders, traditional healers, religious people or researchers or peers. | n/a |
3 a)Would you say communities are in better position to adopt healthy behaviors following intensified public health and social measures during Covid-19? | Y |
PROBE: if NOT why and if YES, why? | But pple' s experiences like relatives dying rather than health promotion changed pple behaviour during COVID-19 |
3. b)Did the Covid-19 experience trigger you to appreciate the importance of preventing and controlling of disease? | Y |
PROBE:if Yes, How so | Reinforcement of what I already knew |
PROBE: if NO, Why? | n/a |
4. a)Do you think you have adequate resources to conduct health promotion activities? | N |
WHY | There is no adequate funding |
4. b_1) Are other organizations doing their | There is currently no coordination. Some organisations see it as an opportunity to get money for themselves and not to solve the |
best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF DRUG ABUSE | problem |
4. b_2) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF GBV | Yes there are, NAC |
4. b_3) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF WASH related diseases | Yes there are, LGDA, WHH, |
4. b_4) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF POOR NUTRITION | They are there not sure of names |
4. b_5) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS | Yes there are |
PROBE: Which factors work for their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Yes the National Health Strategy. Public Health Act |
PROBE: Which factors work against their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Misintepretation of other acts administered by other ministries eg religion and freedom of worship against health |
How effective are the current health promotion interventions? | Quite effective in other areas except in drug abuse where I have not seen it's impact |
6. Recommendations to improve health promotion programming | Increase funding towards health promotion. |
Assessor | Mzorodzi Takura |
Assessor Organization | MoHCC |
Respondent | Nutritionist |
Date | 1/8/2023 |
In your own opinion what do think what is health promotion? | Concientizing the community on health issues for them to find solutions to their health problems |
1. a) Do you feel the Community you live in is participating in Health promotion interventions? | Y |
PROBE: Who is conducting | HPO spearheading with VHWs, nurses and EHTs |
the activities | |
1. a) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Drug Abuse | To a lesser extent, it's an emerging field. There is currently minimal engagement. |
1. b) Are there Health Promotion activities that address GBV | Yes, there are some pamphlets and billboards as well as airing on mainstream media |
1. c) Are there Health Promotion activities that addressWASH | There is a number, IEC material is visible esp hand washing. But a lot can be done on promotion of toilet use |
1. d) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Nutrition | There is minimal involvement now as compared to yesteryears. There is less IEC materials in terms of billboards. There is less airing via radio |
1. e) Are there Health Promotion activities that address traffic accidents | Yes, through mainstream media but limited to holiday times. |
PROBE: Which challenges is the community facing in taking up health related information? | Limited access to information beyond health facilities. Making billboards and other media as close as possible to where people live. People are also not serious, their perception of risk is low |
Are health care workers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is a Community Health Worker considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Leaders considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Healers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Are Religious people considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Researchers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Is Internet considered reliable by the community? | N |
Is Media considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Peers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Which other is considered reliable by the community | n/a |
PROBE: Health care workers, traditional leaders, traditional healers, religious people or researchers or peers. | n/a |
3 a)Would you say communities are in better position to adopt healthy behaviors following intensified public health and social measures during Covid-19? | Y |
PROBE: if NOT why and if YES, why? | The impact of COVID 19 in terms of disease and death made it easy for health promotion messages to be taken up |
3. b)Did the Covid-19 experience trigger you to appreciate the importance of preventing and controlling of disease? | Y |
PROBE:if Yes, How so | Failure to adhere to control measures had immediate impact |
PROBE: if NO, Why? | n/a |
4. a)Do you think you have adequate resources to conduct health promotion activities? | N |
WHY | There is very minimal budget relying on periodic campaigns when information should be cascaded all the time. No bulk messaging, no billboards |
4. b_1) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF DRUG ABUSE | Haven't seen much from other organizations |
4. b_2) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF GBV | Women affairs ministry and ZRP alone |
4. b_3) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF WASH related diseases | Yes they are, Save the Children, World Vision, UNICEF, |
4. b_4) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF POOR NUTRITION | Yes, UNICEF, World Vision, Nutrition Action Zimbabwe |
4. b_5) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS | Zinara |
PROBE: Which factors work for their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Not that I am aware of |
PROBE: Which factors work against their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Political interference that prohibit partners willing to support for instance with food aid. |
How effective are the current health promotion interventions? | Currently less due to limited resources. Low community risk perception also impacts on uptake of health messaging. |
6. Recommendations to improve health promotion programming |
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Assessor | Lubelihle H Gumpo |
Assessor Organization | MOHCC |
Respondent | Meluleki Sibanda |
Date | 1/8/2023 |
In your own opinion what do think what is health promotion? | at health programs |
1. a) Do you feel the Community you live in is participating in Health promotion interventions? | Y |
PROBE: Who is conducting the activities | Health promotion officer |
1. a) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Drug Abuse | Yes |
1. b) Are there Health Promotion activities that address GBV | Yes |
1. c) Are there Health Promotion activities that addressWASH | Yes |
1. d) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Nutrition | yes |
1. e) Are there Health Promotion activities that address traffic accidents | yes |
PROBE: Which challenges is the community facing in taking up health related information? | Need-cleanliness and water |
Are health care workers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is a Community Health Worker considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Leaders considered reliable by the community? | N |
Are Traditional Healers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Are Religious people considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Researchers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Internet considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Media considered reliable by the community? | n/a |
Are Peers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Which other is considered reliable by the community | n/a |
PROBE: Health care workers, traditional leaders, traditional healers, religious people or researchers or peers. | n/a |
3 a)Would you say communities are in better position to adopt healthy behaviors following intensified public health and social measures during Covid-19? | Y |
PROBE: if NOT why and if YES, why? | Its nolonger a national emergency |
3. b)Did the Covid-19 experience trigger you to appreciate the importance of preventing and controlling of disease? | N |
PROBE:if Yes, How so | n/a |
PROBE: if NO, Why? | n/a |
4. a)Do you think you have adequate resources to conduct health promotion activities? | Y |
WHY | lack of transport |
4. b_1) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF DRUG ABUSE | Padare. |
4. b_2) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF GBV | Abantwana Zimbabwe |
4. b_3) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF WASH related diseases | Bekezela |
4. b_4) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF POOR NUTRITION | None |
4. b_5) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS | None |
PROBE: Which factors work for their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Strategy |
PROBE: Which factors work against their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | None |
How effective are the current health promotion interventions? | 100% |
6. Recommendations to improve health promotion programming | Resources for transportation for more awareness campaigns Promotions |
Assessor | Lubelihle H Gumpo |
Assessor Organization | MOHCC |
Respondent | Smelokuhle Ncube |
Date | 1/8/2023 |
In your own opinion what do think what is health promotion? | Dissémination of health information |
1. a) Do you feel the Community you live in is | Y |
participating in Health promotion interventions? | |
PROBE: Who is conducting the activities | Health promotion officer |
1. a) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Drug Abuse | yes |
1. b) Are there Health Promotion activities that address GBV | yes |
1. c) Are there Health Promotion activities that addressWASH | yes |
1. d) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Nutrition | yes |
1. e) Are there Health Promotion activities that address traffic accidents | no |
PROBE: Which challenges is the community facing in taking up health related information? | Missed appointments due to migration |
Are health care workers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is a Community Health Worker considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Leaders considered reliable by the community? | N |
Are Traditional Healers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Are Religious people considered reliable by the community? | N |
Are Researchers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Is Internet considered reliable by the community? | N |
Is Media considered reliable by the community? | N |
Are Peers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Which other is considered reliable by the community | n/a |
PROBE: Health care workers, traditional leaders, traditional healers, religious | n/a |
people or researchers or peers. | |
3 a)Would you say communities are in better position to adopt healthy behaviors following intensified public health and social measures during Covid-19? | Y |
PROBE: if NOT why and if YES, why? | Shortage of water |
3. b)Did the Covid-19 experience trigger you to appreciate the importance of preventing and controlling of disease? | Y |
PROBE:if Yes, How so | improved Sanitation |
PROBE: if NO, Why? | n/a |
4. a)Do you think you have adequate resources to conduct health promotion activities? | N |
WHY | Lack of transport |
4. b_1) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF DRUG ABUSE | Not sure |
4. b_2) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF GBV | Dreams |
4. b_3) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF WASH related diseases | Bekezela |
4. b_4) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF POOR NUTRITION | not sure |
4. b_5) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS | NA |
PROBE: Which factors work for their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Strategy |
PROBE: Which factors work against their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | None |
How effective are the current health promotion interventions? | Very effective |
6. Recommendations to improve health promotion programming | Provide enough and adequate resources |
Assessor | Mzorodzi Takura |
Assessor Organization | MoHCC |
Respondent | DEHO Mt Darwin |
Date | 1/8/2023 |
In your own opinion what do think what is health promotion? | Giving information, communicating health issues to the community |
1. a) Do you feel the Community you live in is participating in Health promotion interventions? | Y |
PROBE: Who is conducting the activities | Health Promotion Officer, EHTs, Nurses, EHOs |
1. a) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Drug Abuse | Not currently but it's an emerging area |
1. b) Are there Health Promotion activities that address GBV | Not necessarily but with other partners |
1. c) Are there Health Promotion activities that addressWASH | Yes |
1. d) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Nutrition | Yes |
1. e) Are there Health Promotion activities that address traffic accidents | No |
PROBE: Which challenges is the community facing in taking up health related information? | Not sure where to relay their information to but they are quite knowledgeable |
Are health care workers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is a Community Health Worker considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Leaders considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Healers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Religious people considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Researchers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Is Internet considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Media considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Peers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Which other is considered reliable by the community | Radio and television |
PROBE: Health care workers, traditional leaders, traditional healers, religious people or researchers or peers. | n/a |
3 a)Would you say communities are in better position to adopt healthy behaviors following intensified public health and social measures during Covid-19? | N |
PROBE: if NOT why and if YES, why? | Some were not responding because of attitude, and behavior change being a process |
3. b)Did the Covid-19 experience trigger you to appreciate the importance of preventing and controlling of disease? | Y |
PROBE:if Yes, How so | We realized the importance of prompt response to issues. We were caught unaware |
PROBE: if NO, Why? | n/a |
4. a)Do you think you have adequate resources to conduct health promotion activities? | N |
WHY | In most programs health promotion programs are given last priority yet they should take the lead esp Malaria. Even in COVID 19 response RCCE never got the priority in terms of funding that it deserved. |
4. b_1) Are other organizations doing their | Not sure |
best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF DRUG ABUSE | |
4. b_2) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF GBV | Not really, maybe Social services |
4. b_3) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF WASH related diseases | There are but limited to other pillars not Health Promotion. WHH, Mvuramanzi Trust, UNICEF, Local authority, Caritas |
4. b_4) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF POOR NUTRITION | UNICEF, WFP, World Vision |
4. b_5) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS | Not any |
PROBE: Which factors work for their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Yes there are MoUs |
PROBE: Which factors work against their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | The political environment also affect |
How effective are the current health promotion interventions? | Very active but they are not funded, they lack support. |
6. Recommendations to improve health promotion programming |
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Assessor | Mzorodzi Takura |
Assessor Organization | MoHCC |
Respondent | DHSA Mt Darwin |
Date | 1/8/2023 |
In your own opinion what do think what is health promotion? | Health education to community members for them to understand about treatment and prevention |
1. a) Do you feel the Community you live in is participating in Health promotion interventions? | Y |
PROBE: Who is conducting | HPO, Nurses, EHTs, all health departments |
the activities | |
1. a) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Drug Abuse | Yes but more can be done |
1. b) Are there Health Promotion activities that address GBV | Yes |
1. c) Are there Health Promotion activities that addressWASH | Yes, WASH in the hospital |
1. d) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Nutrition | Yes |
1. e) Are there Health Promotion activities that address traffic accidents | Not really |
PROBE: Which challenges is the community facing in taking up health related information? | 1)Limited access to information 2)Competing programs 3)Hard to reach areas in terms of geography and poor road infrastructure |
Are health care workers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is a Community Health Worker considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Leaders considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Healers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Religious people considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Researchers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Is Internet considered reliable by the community? | N |
Is Media considered reliable by the community? | N |
Are Peers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Which other is considered reliable by the community | IEC material, |
PROBE: Health care workers, traditional leaders, traditional healers, religious people or researchers or peers. | n/a |
3 a)Would you say communities are in better position to adopt healthy behaviors following intensified public health and social measures during Covid-19? | Y |
PROBE: if NOT why and if YES, why? | There was hightened risk perception |
3. b)Did the Covid-19 experience trigger you to appreciate the importance of preventing and controlling of disease? | Y |
PROBE:if Yes, How so | Personally health seeking behavior has improved |
PROBE: if NO, Why? | n/a |
4. a)Do you think you have adequate resources to conduct health promotion activities? | N |
WHY | There is limited transport |
4. b_1) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF DRUG ABUSE | NAC, Ministry of Social Services and ZRP |
4. b_2) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF GBV | CAMFED, Police, Youth, |
4. b_3) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF WASH related diseases | WHH, Local council |
4. b_4) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF POOR NUTRITION | World Vision, Local Community grps |
4. b_5) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS | Min of Transport, Traffic Safety Council of Zimbabwe, VID, ZRP |
PROBE: Which factors work for their efforts? POLICY, | Circulars and MoUs Constitution of Zimbabwe |
STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | |
PROBE: Which factors work against their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Political interference Poor road network making other communities inaccessible |
How effective are the current health promotion interventions? |
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6. Recommendations to improve health promotion programming |
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Assessor | Saidi Mpota |
Assessor Organization | MOHCC |
Respondent | DEHO |
Date | 1/8/2023 |
In your own opinion what do think what is health promotion? | Is a dept that is key in information dissemination of health information in order for the to make key desicipnd |
1. a) Do you feel the Community you live in is participating in Health promotion interventions? | Y |
PROBE: Who is conducting the activities | Health Promotion Officer with va team of other health workers |
1. a) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Drug Abuse | Of late cant remember |
1. b) Are there Health Promotion activities that address GBV | Yes spearheaded by women affairs and health participating has partner |
1. c) Are there Health Promotion activities that addressWASH | Yes,GOAL |
1. d) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Nutrition | Not sure |
1. e) Are there Health Promotion activities that address traffic accidents | Not sure |
PROBE: Which challenges is the community facing in taking up health related information? | Communication,most of the communities don't get access to local media |
Are health care workers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is a Community Health Worker considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Leaders considered reliable by the | Y |
community? | |
Are Traditional Healers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Are Religious people considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Researchers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Is Internet considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Media considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Peers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Which other is considered reliable by the community | n/a |
PROBE: Health care workers, traditional leaders, traditional healers, religious people or researchers or peers. | n/a |
3 a)Would you say communities are in better position to adopt healthy behaviors following intensified public health and social measures during Covid-19? | Y |
PROBE: if NOT why and if YES, why? | Communities are always ready to listen to health workers |
3. b)Did the Covid-19 experience trigger you to appreciate the importance of preventing and controlling of disease? | Y |
PROBE:if Yes, How so | To always be at the forefront in engaging communities |
PROBE: if NO, Why? | n/a |
4. a)Do you think you have adequate resources to conduct health promotion activities? | N |
WHY | We have planned many activities but resources were not forth coming Yes |
4. b_1) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF DRUG ABUSE | Yes,CBO ADRA |
4. b_2) Are other | Yes, through Women Affairs,Hand in Hand |
organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF GBV | |
4. b_3) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF WASH related diseases | Yes,GOAL |
4. b_4) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF POOR NUTRITION | Yes,NAZ |
4. b_5) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS | Not sure |
PROBE: Which factors work for their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Policy and Strategy |
PROBE: Which factors work against their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Strategy |
How effective are the current health promotion interventions? | Partly effective,there is need of scaling up.Frequencecof activities is resources to avaived |
6. Recommendations to improve health promotion programming | Comprehensive and improve funding to cover much ground as possible.Involvement of key stakeholders.Proper planning with enough funding. |
Assessor | Saidi Mpota |
Assessor Organization | MoHCC |
Respondent | GOAL |
Date | 1/8/2023 |
In your own opinion what do think what is health promotion? | Community awareness of health hygiene practices to live in a safe environment through posters and radio shows. |
1. a) Do you feel the Community you live in is participating in Health promotion interventions? | Y |
PROBE: Who is conducting the activities | Health hygiene promoters |
1. a) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Drug Abuse | Yes sometimes mostly on trainings . |
1. b) Are there Health Promotion activities that address GBV | Yes |
1. c) Are there Health Promotion activities that addressWASH | Yes |
1. d) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Nutrition | Yes |
1. e) Are there Health Promotion activities that address traffic accidents | Not really |
PROBE: Which challenges is the community facing in taking up health related information? | Culture |
Are health care workers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is a Community Health Worker considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Leaders considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Healers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Religious people considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Researchers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Internet considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Media considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Peers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Which other is considered reliable by the community | n/a |
PROBE: Health care workers, traditional leaders, traditional healers, religious people or researchers or peers. | n/a |
3 a)Would you say communities are in better position to adopt healthy behaviors following intensified public health and | Y |
social measures during Covid-19? | |
PROBE: if NOT why and if YES, why? | n/a |
3. b)Did the Covid-19 experience trigger you to appreciate the importance of preventing and controlling of disease? | Y |
PROBE:if Yes, How so | Washing of hands ,sanitizing of hands . |
PROBE: if NO, Why? | n/a |
4. a)Do you think you have adequate resources to conduct health promotion activities? | N |
WHY | Due to high demand the resources are not adequate |
4. b_1) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF DRUG ABUSE | Yes , Dreams and ZHI . |
4. b_2) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF GBV | Yes ,Dreams and ZHI |
4. b_3) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF WASH related diseases | Yes , World Vision |
4. b_4) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF POOR NUTRITION | Yes , world vision |
4. b_5) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS | Not really |
PROBE: Which factors work for their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | All of the above . |
PROBE: Which factors work against their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | All of the above |
How effective are the current health promotion interventions? | Very effective |
6. Recommendations to improve health promotion programming | They should include health champions , there is need to increase the mobility of health promoters around the communities . Easy Accessibility to information key hygiene messages. |
Assessor | Saidi Mpota |
Assessor Organization | Mohcc province |
Respondent | Rufaro masukusa |
Date | 1/8/2023 |
In your own opinion what do think what is health promotion? | Activities thats that enable people and thier communities to attain a good health status as well as creating a conducive environmemt for good health seeking behaviors and practice |
1. a) Do you feel the Community you live in is participating in Health promotion interventions? | Y |
PROBE: Who is conducting the activities | District health promotion officer |
1. a) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Drug Abuse | No |
1. b) Are there Health Promotion activities that address GBV | Yes |
1. c) Are there Health Promotion activities that addressWASH | Yes |
1. d) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Nutrition | Yes |
1. e) Are there Health Promotion activities that address traffic accidents | No |
PROBE: Which challenges is the community facing in taking up health related information? | Challenges including lack of consistent information dissemination and community dialogue especially vaccine uptake programs |
Are health care workers considered reliable by the community? | n/a |
Is a Community Health Worker considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Leaders considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Healers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Religious people considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Researchers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Is Internet considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Media considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Peers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Which other is considered reliable by the community | n/a |
PROBE: Health care workers, traditional leaders, traditional healers, religious people or researchers or peers. | They believe more in their religious leaders but health care workers are trusted |
3 a)Would you say communities are in better position to adopt healthy behaviors following intensified public health and social measures during Covid-19? | Y |
PROBE: if NOT why and if YES, why? | Seeing how covid claimed lives they communities understand the importance of public health and toadopt good health behaviours |
3. b)Did the Covid-19 experience trigger you to appreciate the importance of preventing and controlling of disease? | Y |
PROBE:if Yes, How so | We lost family members |
PROBE: if NO, Why? | n/a |
4. a)Do you think you have adequate resources to conduct health promotion activities? | N |
WHY | There is lack of health promotion activities in areas like chronic diseases and health promotion activities not consistent |
4. b_1) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF DRUG ABUSE | No |
4. b_2) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF GBV | No |
4. b_3) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF WASH related diseases | Yes like Goal |
4. b_4) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF POOR NUTRITION | Yes like NAZ |
4. b_5) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS | No |
PROBE: Which factors work for their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | National strategies help focus interventions |
PROBE: Which factors work against their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Lacking of supporting legislations etc when it comes road traffic accidents or tobacco industry taxation |
How effective are the current health promotion interventions? | Very effective |
6. Recommendations to improve health promotion programming | Add more health promotion cadres and specislized programs |
Assessor | n/a |
Assessor Organization | n/a |
Respondent | n/a |
Date | n/a |
In your own opinion what do think what is health promotion? | n/a |
1. a) Do you feel the Community you live in is participating in Health promotion interventions? | n/a |
PROBE: Who is conducting the activities | n/a |
1. a) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Drug Abuse | n/a |
1. b) Are there Health Promotion activities that address GBV | n/a |
1. c) Are there Health | n/a |
Promotion activities that addressWASH | |
1. d) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Nutrition | n/a |
1. e) Are there Health Promotion activities that address traffic accidents | n/a |
PROBE: Which challenges is the community facing in taking up health related information? | n/a |
Are health care workers considered reliable by the community? | n/a |
Is a Community Health Worker considered reliable by the community? | n/a |
Are Traditional Leaders considered reliable by the community? | n/a |
Are Traditional Healers considered reliable by the community? | n/a |
Are Religious people considered reliable by the community? | n/a |
Are Researchers considered reliable by the community? | n/a |
Is Internet considered reliable by the community? | n/a |
Is Media considered reliable by the community? | n/a |
Are Peers considered reliable by the community? | n/a |
Which other is considered reliable by the community | n/a |
PROBE: Health care workers, traditional leaders, traditional healers, religious people or researchers or peers. | n/a |
3 a)Would you say communities are in better position to adopt healthy behaviors following intensified public health and social measures during Covid-19? | n/a |
PROBE: if NOT why and if YES, why? | n/a |
3. b)Did the Covid-19 experience trigger you to appreciate the importance of preventing and controlling of disease? | n/a |
PROBE:if Yes, How so | n/a |
PROBE: if NO, Why? | n/a |
4. a)Do you think you have adequate resources to conduct health promotion activities? | n/a |
WHY | n/a |
4. b_1) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF DRUG ABUSE | n/a |
4. b_2) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF GBV | n/a |
4. b_3) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF WASH related diseases | n/a |
4. b_4) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF POOR NUTRITION | n/a |
4. b_5) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS | n/a |
PROBE: Which factors work for their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | n/a |
PROBE: Which factors work against their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | n/a |
How effective are the current health promotion interventions? | n/a |
6. Recommendations to improve health promotion | n/a |
programming | |
Assessor | Constance Mandengenda |
Assessor Organization | MOHCC |
Respondent | Mr Chigodora |
Date | 1/8/2023 |
In your own opinion what do think what is health promotion? | Includes everything that has to do with information provision to clients, maintain standard of service delivery, PR |
1. a) Do you feel the Community you live in is participating in Health promotion interventions? | Y |
PROBE: Who is conducting the activities | Partners, government departments participate in campaigns, outbreak response, nutrition and general health issues. |
1. a) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Drug Abuse | Yes, MOHCC leads, partners like active youths were engaged by bekezela CBO , police also target drug and substance abuse targeting GBV, roadshows |
1. b) Are there Health Promotion activities that address GBV | Police, bekezela, bantwana, musasa are implementing such activities, providing counselling, legal advice, transport assistance for survivors, medical assistance, shelter and rehabilitation, self reliance projects, outreach services. Integration of SRH services by partners and MOHCC |
1. c) Are there Health Promotion activities that addressWASH | Environmental engineering, anti-schistosomiasis campaigns, portable water supply interventions through advocacy at DWSCC level. Health education on making drinking water safe |
1. d) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Nutrition | Agritex, DDF, Bekezela supporting communities through providing fencing material for nutrition gardens, health education on nutritious diet, skills training on keeping small livestock, small grains growing, adoption of the healthy traditional foods |
1. e) Are there Health Promotion activities that address traffic accidents | This area needs multi sectoral approach. Police, MOHCC, CPU are implementing interventions to prevent both traffic and home accidents |
PROBE: Which challenges is the community facing in taking up health related information? | Upbringing makes behaviour change difficult. Infrastructure is also imaginary hence need for adopting healthy lifestyles is difficult and unachievable. Beliefs also affect uptake, spirits, predisposition are associated with mishaps so people are not proactive |
Are health care workers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is a Community Health Worker considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Leaders considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Healers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Religious people considered reliable by the | Y |
community? | |
Are Researchers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Is Internet considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Media considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Peers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Which other is considered reliable by the community | Roadshows, mass messaging like on econet and netone |
PROBE: Health care workers, traditional leaders, traditional healers, religious people or researchers or peers. | Peers are great influencers, traditional and religious leaders are also great influencers |
3 a)Would you say communities are in better position to adopt healthy behaviors following intensified public health and social measures during Covid-19? | Y |
PROBE: if NOT why and if YES, why? | However, it didn't start with covid, HIV also taught the lesson. Covid also influenced behaviour change as people learnt how epidemics can affect their lives. However, culture and religion greatly affect behaviour change |
3. b)Did the Covid-19 experience trigger you to appreciate the importance of preventing and controlling of disease? | Y |
PROBE:if Yes, How so | Covid spread in a manner that we were not used to, affected our normal life, restrictions also affected lives. We learnt that prevention is better than cure. Economic downfall, staying at home, social distancing made life horrible, making us understand the greatest need for prevention even accepting vaccination |
PROBE: if NO, Why? | n/a |
4. a)Do you think you have adequate resources to conduct health promotion activities? | N |
WHY | Health promotion is ubiquitous. Only 1 health promotion officer us too inadequate. There is dire need for more staff, up to ward level. Health emergencies need more health promotion officers. There is need for adequate office space for PR services. Hops should be highly mechanized, have adequate IT support for advocacy and community, need vehicles for mobility to reach out. It is difficult to reach out to hard to reach areas without resources. Infrastructure needs are high for HPOs. Lack of resources affects service delivery. Health promotion needs to be adequately funded, in as much as the |
country has a lot to work on. Printers and photocopiers are needed to support IEC development. There's no funding for billboards with health promotion messaging, we only find alcohol, cigarette adverts, detrimental to health | |
4. b_1) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF DRUG ABUSE | Yes, as indicated before though there us no convincing service delivery for mental health, rehabilitation, mental health screening. Lack of infrastructure and staff |
4. b_2) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF GBV | Bekezela, REPSSI, Musasa |
4. b_3) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF WASH related diseases | DWSCC members, DDF, RDC |
4. b_4) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF POOR NUTRITION | Bekezela, Agritex |
4. b_5) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS | Police, DCPU |
PROBE: Which factors work for their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Partners are members of the social services subcommittee where partners eithbresiurces are identified and mandated to support, policies are developed to support. Serious engagement of community leaders to participate in health promotion interventions and general public health issues. Community leaders create an enabling environment to promote health. Community health workers presence also helps. The will is there |
PROBE: Which factors work against their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Resources limitation, culture and religion, mixed culture as bibi is a mining area. |
How effective are the current health promotion interventions? | Effective though other pockets remain untouched. Resource limitations, failure to reach everyone cover a significant population proportion within reasonable time |
6. Recommendations to improve health promotion programming | More personnel that us adequately motivated, more appropriate equipment for health promotion activities like cameras, printers, lithographic equipment for story writing, locally made IEC is more impactful, more community engagement with strong health promotion representation , adequate infrastructure for health to ensure adequate access to health services. Meaningful engagement |
of communities especially the gatekeepers, opinion leaders. Need for deliberate Policy to improve health promotion, for example the effort that was put on NDS1. Need for toll free lines where health promotion gets community feedback, issues, etc. Need for positive media coverage on health promotion | |
Assessor | Leeroy Munesi |
Assessor Organization | MOHCC |
Respondent | DDC |
Date | 1/8/2023 |
In your own opinion what do think what is health promotion? | Encouraging health promotion habits in the community, raising awareness, |
1. a) Do you feel the Community you live in is participating in Health promotion interventions? | Y |
PROBE: Who is conducting the activities | EHT, HPO, |
1. a) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Drug Abuse | MOHCC key player in addressing drug abuse, committees to address the issue and conducting awareness campaign, with assistance from HPO |
1. b) Are there Health Promotion activities that address GBV | Integration of activities also addressing GBV esp during COVID-19 pandemic period, also Drug and substance abuse |
1. c) Are there Health Promotion activities that addressWASH | WASH programs in schools |
1. d) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Nutrition | Food and Nutrition Committee to address nutritional aspects with assistance from HPO |
1. e) Are there Health Promotion activities that address traffic accidents | Yes, conducted by civil protection to combat RTAs, |
PROBE: Which challenges is the community facing in taking up health related information? | Religious objectors eg Apostolic Sects with different ideologies pertaining seeking health care, Cultural factors being attributed to spiritual forces thus not seeking healthcare services |
Are health care workers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is a Community Health Worker considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Leaders considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Healers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Are Religious people | N |
considered reliable by the community? | |
Are Researchers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Internet considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Media considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Peers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Which other is considered reliable by the community | n/a |
PROBE: Health care workers, traditional leaders, traditional healers, religious people or researchers or peers. | HCW are the most reliable sources of information |
3 a)Would you say communities are in better position to adopt healthy behaviors following intensified public health and social measures during Covid-19? | Y |
PROBE: if NOT why and if YES, why? | n/a |
3. b)Did the Covid-19 experience trigger you to appreciate the importance of preventing and controlling of disease? | Y |
PROBE:if Yes, How so | Application of prevention measures to other diseases eg TB |
PROBE: if NO, Why? | n/a |
4. a)Do you think you have adequate resources to conduct health promotion activities? | Y |
WHY | Yes, but there is still need for more funding. Need for investment in HP interventions for prevention of diseases |
4. b_1) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF DRUG ABUSE | ZRP, Department of Social Walfare, Traditional leaders as institutions, Pastors fraternity DDC, MOPSE |
4. b_2) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF GBV | Ministry of Women Affairs, Dept of Social Welfare, |
4. b_3) Are other organizations doing their | Local Authority, RIDA, World Vision, |
best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF WASH related diseases | |
4. b_4) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF POOR NUTRITION | CTDO, Ministry of Agriculture |
4. b_5) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS | MOHCC, ZRP |
PROBE: Which factors work for their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | All factors |
PROBE: Which factors work against their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | None |
How effective are the current health promotion interventions? | It's effective |
6. Recommendations to improve health promotion programming | Multi-sectorial coordination , adequately resourced, need for more funding |
Assessor | Leeroy |
Assessor Organization | MoHCC |
Respondent | Councillor |
Date | 1/8/2023 |
In your own opinion what do think what is health promotion? | Health issues, raising awareness, |
1. a) Do you feel the Community you live in is participating in Health promotion interventions? | Y |
PROBE: Who is conducting the activities | Nutritionist, EHT |
1. a) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Drug Abuse | Sensitization of local Authority, FACT conducting balls games |
1. b) Are there Health Promotion activities that address GBV | Yes, raising awareness of Malaria during community forums |
1. c) Are there Health Promotion activities that addressWASH | Yes, the addressing of Cholera and it's prevention methods eg washing of hands |
1. d) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Nutrition | Yes, there are nutritional gardens available |
1. e) Are there Health Promotion activities that address traffic accidents | Raising awareness on safe driving ( people who use motorbike) |
PROBE: Which challenges is the community facing in taking up health related information? | Religious objectors |
Are health care workers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is a Community Health Worker considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Leaders considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Healers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Are Religious people considered reliable by the community? | N |
Are Researchers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Internet considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Media considered reliable by the community? | N |
Are Peers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Which other is considered reliable by the community | n/a |
PROBE: Health care workers, traditional leaders, traditional healers, religious people or researchers or peers. | Health Care Workers |
3 a)Would you say communities are in better position to adopt healthy behaviors following intensified public health and social measures during Covid-19? | Y |
PROBE: if NOT why and if YES, why? | n/a |
3. b)Did the Covid-19 experience trigger you to | Y |
appreciate the importance of preventing and controlling of disease? | |
PROBE:if Yes, How so | Washing of hands has been sustained and sanization of hands |
PROBE: if NO, Why? | n/a |
4. a)Do you think you have adequate resources to conduct health promotion activities? | Y |
WHY | VHWs have bicycles, receive funds, |
4. b_1) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF DRUG ABUSE | Nyanga Community Development Trust |
4. b_2) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF GBV | FACT, Ministry of Women Affairs |
4. b_3) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF WASH related diseases | UNICEF, |
4. b_4) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF POOR NUTRITION | UNICEF, food programs in schools |
4. b_5) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS | No |
PROBE: Which factors work for their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Strategies |
PROBE: Which factors work against their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Policies |
How effective are the current health promotion interventions? | HP interventions are very effective, program acceptance, people practicing healthy behaviors. |
6. Recommendations to improve health promotion programming | Provision of resources e.g. availingbof transport |
Assessor | B Chinyama |
Assessor Organization | MOHCC |
Respondent | Who mt darwin |
Date | 1/8/2023 |
In your own opinion what do think what is health promotion? | Its encouraging people to improve their health |
1. a) Do you feel the Community you live in is participating in Health promotion interventions? | Y |
PROBE: Who is conducting the activities | HPO and environmental health department then Village health workers |
1. a) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Drug Abuse | No |
1. b) Are there Health Promotion activities that address GBV | Yes |
1. c) Are there Health Promotion activities that addressWASH | Yes PHHE sessions with communities |
1. d) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Nutrition | Yes |
1. e) Are there Health Promotion activities that address traffic accidents | Yes last month |
PROBE: Which challenges is the community facing in taking up health related information? | Religious objectors have their beliefs, |
Are health care workers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is a Community Health Worker considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Leaders considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Healers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Are Religious people considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Researchers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Is Internet considered | N |
reliable by the community? | |
Is Media considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Peers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Which other is considered reliable by the community | Banners |
PROBE: Health care workers, traditional leaders, traditional healers, religious people or researchers or peers. | n/a |
3 a)Would you say communities are in better position to adopt healthy behaviors following intensified public health and social measures during Covid-19? | Y |
PROBE: if NOT why and if YES, why? | Communities can mobilise each other eg CaC and community health clubs |
3. b)Did the Covid-19 experience trigger you to appreciate the importance of preventing and controlling of disease? | Y |
PROBE:if Yes, How so | Covid was a new disease people didn't have info so prevention and lock down was the only way to go |
PROBE: if NO, Why? | n/a |
4. a)Do you think you have adequate resources to conduct health promotion activities? | N |
WHY | No adequate resources no transport and IEC |
4. b_1) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF DRUG ABUSE | MoHCC, ZVANDIRI |
4. b_2) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF GBV | Women's affairs, Most organisations, NAC |
4. b_3) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF WASH related diseases | WHH ,Caritas,Mvuramanzi trust |
4. b_4) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF POOR NUTRITION | World Vision ,WFP |
4. b_5) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS | Traffic Safety council of Zimbabwe |
PROBE: Which factors work for their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Multi sectoral approach |
PROBE: Which factors work against their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Political environment interfere sometimes |
How effective are the current health promotion interventions? | To some extent effective eg in EPI,IRS |
6. Recommendations to improve health promotion programming | To have adequate resources eg transport and transport ,also integrate programs with others |
Assessor | PHPO Majuru AND Kahomwe HPO |
Assessor Organization | MOHCC |
Respondent | Nutritionist - Murewa |
Date | 1/8/2023 |
In your own opinion what do think what is health promotion? | Marketing health programs in a way that the community people understand. Involves BCC strategies also. |
1. a) Do you feel the Community you live in is participating in Health promotion interventions? | Y |
PROBE: Who is conducting the activities | HPO, nutritionist, nurses, CHWs |
1. a) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Drug Abuse | ZRP do conduct awareness campaigns against drug abuse |
1. b) Are there Health Promotion activities that address GBV | ZRP, Caritas and MOHCC at tmes conduct joint awareness campaigns |
1. c) Are there Health Promotion activities that addressWASH | Environment health department implementing PHHE activities and Caritas in three of the wards of murewa district assisting woth building of toilets |
1. d) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Nutrition | Yes, HP, nutritionist, CHWs, nurses conducting health education for nutrition interventions, however more needs to be done so that its a continuous process rather than waiting for funds. |
1. e) Are there Health | ZRP occasionally do awareness campaigns |
Promotion activities that address traffic accidents | |
PROBE: Which challenges is the community facing in taking up health related information? | Poor network connection affecting timeliness in reaching community oeople , attitudes by health workers |
Are health care workers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is a Community Health Worker considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Leaders considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Healers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Are Religious people considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Researchers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Is Internet considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Media considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Peers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Which other is considered reliable by the community | n/a |
PROBE: Health care workers, traditional leaders, traditional healers, religious people or researchers or peers. | Save for traditional healers all the other ways are considered reliable by communities |
3 a)Would you say communities are in better position to adopt healthy behaviors following intensified public health and social measures during Covid-19? | Y |
PROBE: if NOT why and if YES, why? | As shown by adoption of and embracing of vaccination, this is also seen in vaccination coverages. |
3. b)Did the Covid-19 experience trigger you to appreciate the importance of preventing and controlling of disease? | Y |
PROBE:if Yes, How so | Edherence to PHSMs led to reduction of mortality and morbidity, |
also hospitalisations reduced drastically. | |
PROBE: if NO, Why? | n/a |
4. a)Do you think you have adequate resources to conduct health promotion activities? | N |
WHY | Programing that is not aligned to a certain programing. |
4. b_1) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF DRUG ABUSE | Resource constraints is the major stumbling block |
4. b_2) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF GBV | No. Limites by resources that are Inadequate, eg fuel, equipment and vehicles |
4. b_3) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF WASH related diseases | No, caritas only operating in 3 wards,so huge chunk is in need of such activities also |
4. b_4) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF POOR NUTRITION | No partners specifically adressing poor nutrition |
4. b_5) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS | Its only ZRP which is working to address RTAs |
PROBE: Which factors work for their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Proper policy by the MOHCC |
PROBE: Which factors work against their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | None. |
How effective are the current health promotion interventions? | Effective, however more strategies are required to up the coverages of various programs |
6. Recommendations to improve health promotion programming | More funding, a fixed budget for HP department for health programs |
Assessor | PHPO Majuru AND Kahomwe HPO |
Assessor Organization | MOHCC |
Respondent | SICC murehwa |
Date | 1/8/2023 |
In your own opinion what do think what is health promotion? | Providing information to communities that is helpful to them as if used will lead to prevention of illness or even death |
1. a) Do you feel the Community you live in is participating in Health promotion interventions? | Y |
PROBE: Who is conducting the activities | HPO, Nurses, EHTs, nutritionist, CHWs |
1. a) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Drug Abuse | Politicians adressing gatherings on dangers of drug abuse |
1. b) Are there Health Promotion activities that address GBV | Group of Lawyers. Are helping in giving infor |
1. c) Are there Health Promotion activities that addressWASH | Yes, through PHHE activities |
1. d) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Nutrition | Yes vit A supplementation, SAM, MAM screening. |
1. e) Are there Health Promotion activities that address traffic accidents | Nil |
PROBE: Which challenges is the community facing in taking up health related information? | Limited infor dissermination due to the system which is not fully capacitated with resources |
Are health care workers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is a Community Health Worker considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Leaders considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Healers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Are Religious people considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Researchers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Is Internet considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Media considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Peers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Which other is considered reliable by the community | n/a |
PROBE: Health care workers, traditional leaders, traditional healers, religious people or researchers or peers. | Except for traditional healers also other methods are considered reliable by communities |
3 a)Would you say communities are in better position to adopt healthy behaviors following intensified public health and social measures during Covid-19? | Y |
PROBE: if NOT why and if YES, why? | Positive health seeking bvr by community people |
3. b)Did the Covid-19 experience trigger you to appreciate the importance of preventing and controlling of disease? | Y |
PROBE:if Yes, How so | n/a |
PROBE: if NO, Why? | n/a |
4. a)Do you think you have adequate resources to conduct health promotion activities? | N |
WHY | Human resources, funding, mobiliry challenges, magre resources for HP, late availing of hp resources |
4. b_1) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF DRUG ABUSE | No. More needs to be done, more partners required |
4. b_2) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF GBV | Yes |
4. b_3) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF WASH related diseases | More is required as some wards are note covered. |
4. b_4) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in | None |
prevention OF POOR NUTRITION | |
4. b_5) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS | ZRP limited by resources |
PROBE: Which factors work for their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | None |
PROBE: Which factors work against their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | None |
How effective are the current health promotion interventions? | Improved health seeking bvr, improved coverages of vaccinations and related VPD. |
6. Recommendations to improve health promotion programming | More HPOs(3 ideal for Murewa) , funding for Health promotion dept , more vehicles. |
Assessor | Obed mukuya |
Assessor Organization | Chitungwiza City health |
Respondent | M kwaramba |
Date | 2/8/2023 |
In your own opinion what do think what is health promotion? | Giving information to people so that they can manage or control their health life. |
1. a) Do you feel the Community you live in is participating in Health promotion interventions? | Y |
PROBE: Who is conducting the activities | Health promotion officers and community health promotors |
1. a) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Drug Abuse | Yes |
1. b) Are there Health Promotion activities that address GBV | Yes |
1. c) Are there Health Promotion activities that addressWASH | Yes |
1. d) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Nutrition | Yes |
1. e) Are there Health Promotion activities that address traffic accidents | I do not know |
PROBE: Which challenges is the community facing in | Lack of knowledge and facilities to conduct health promotion |
taking up health related information? | |
Are health care workers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is a Community Health Worker considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Leaders considered reliable by the community? | N |
Are Traditional Healers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Are Religious people considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Researchers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Internet considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Media considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Peers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Which other is considered reliable by the community | Councilors |
PROBE: Health care workers, traditional leaders, traditional healers, religious people or researchers or peers. | n/a |
3 a)Would you say communities are in better position to adopt healthy behaviors following intensified public health and social measures during Covid-19? | Y |
PROBE: if NOT why and if YES, why? | It reduced the transmission of covid virus d eath |
3. b)Did the Covid-19 experience trigger you to appreciate the importance of preventing and controlling of disease? | Y |
PROBE:if Yes, How so | Washing or sanitizing of hands |
PROBE: if NO, Why? | n/a |
4. a)Do you think you have adequate resources to conduct health promotion | N |
activities? | |
WHY | The government is underfunding the health promotion activities |
4. b_1) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF DRUG ABUSE | n/a |
4. b_2) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF GBV | n/a |
4. b_3) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF WASH related diseases | n/a |
4. b_4) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF POOR NUTRITION | Christian care |
4. b_5) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS | ZRP traffic |
PROBE: Which factors work for their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | For one to drive must have drivers licence,do not drink and drive,use sit belts and not overloading |
PROBE: Which factors work against their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | n/a |
How effective are the current health promotion interventions? | 90% |
6. Recommendations to improve health promotion programming | To have more resources to fund health promotion activities |
Assessor | Komborero Gotosa |
Assessor Organization | MOHCC |
Respondent | Nutritionist Makonde M Hofa |
Date | 31/7/2023 |
In your own opinion what do think what is health promotion? | Informing people about health issues Preventive health Curative services |
Media, posters development | |
1. a) Do you feel the Community you live in is participating in Health promotion interventions? | Y |
PROBE: Who is conducting the activities | VHWs are playing an important role IE material distipribution Risk Communication and Community Engagement in Outbreak response Community leaders are participating |
1. a) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Drug Abuse | Not sure |
1. b) Are there Health Promotion activities that address GBV | Yes |
1. c) Are there Health Promotion activities that addressWASH | Yes |
1. d) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Nutrition | Yes CHWs are doing most of the work |
1. e) Are there Health Promotion activities that address traffic accidents | Not sure |
PROBE: Which challenges is the community facing in taking up health related information? | Lack of resoruces Nutrition Affordability of balanced diet Behavior Change is a process Need for continued education |
Are health care workers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is a Community Health Worker considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Leaders considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Healers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Are Religious people considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Researchers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Is Internet considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Media considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Peers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Which other is considered reliable by the community | IEC materials Body media |
PROBE: Health care workers, traditional leaders, traditional healers, religious people or researchers or peers. | n/a |
3 a)Would you say communities are in better position to adopt healthy behaviors following intensified public health and social measures during Covid-19? | Y |
PROBE: if NOT why and if YES, why? | Most people adopted the recommended preventive measures |
3. b)Did the Covid-19 experience trigger you to appreciate the importance of preventing and controlling of disease? | Y |
PROBE:if Yes, How so | Risk of Disease and deaths was high |
PROBE: if NO, Why? | n/a |
4. a)Do you think you have adequate resources to conduct health promotion activities? | N |
WHY | Late disurbsement of funds Inadequate resources Failure to provide transport |
4. b_1) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF DRUG ABUSE | Yes , Friendship Bencj |
4. b_2) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF GBV | Yes , CESHHAR |
4. b_3) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF WASH related diseases | Yes, UNICEF |
4. b_4) Are other organizations doing their best to support current | Yes, UNICEF |
efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF POOR NUTRITION | |
4. b_5) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS | Notsure |
PROBE: Which factors work for their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | I dont know |
PROBE: Which factors work against their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Limited Vehicles and Human resources |
How effective are the current health promotion interventions? | Quite Effective However the interventions are failing to reach all parts of the district Inadequate human resources Need for follow ups of interventions to assess effectiveness |
6. Recommendations to improve health promotion programming | Human resources need to be increased Funding to be increased Dedicated health promotion resources Mobilisation of resources for health promotion Logistical resources |
Assessor | Komborero Gotosa |
Assessor Organization | MOHCC |
Respondent | Mr L Matare CHN Zvimba |
Date | 1/8/2023 |
In your own opinion what do think what is health promotion? | Giving information on health related conditions Responding to disease outbreaks |
1. a) Do you feel the Community you live in is participating in Health promotion interventions? | Y |
PROBE: Who is conducting the activities | There's community response on health promotion interventions |
1. a) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Drug Abuse | No |
1. b) Are there Health Promotion activities that address GBV | Yes More needs to be done |
1. c) Are there Health Promotion activities that addressWASH | Yes |
1. d) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Nutrition | Yes |
1. e) Are there Health Promotion activities that address traffic accidents | No |
PROBE: Which challenges is the community facing in taking up health related information? | Behavior Change is a process There's need to reinforce the positive behaviours Sustained health promotion efforts are needed |
Are health care workers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is a Community Health Worker considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Leaders considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Healers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Religious people considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Researchers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Internet considered reliable by the community? | N |
Is Media considered reliable by the community? | N |
Are Peers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Which other is considered reliable by the community | None |
PROBE: Health care workers, traditional leaders, traditional healers, religious people or researchers or peers. | n/a |
3 a)Would you say communities are in better position to adopt healthy behaviors following intensified public health and social measures during Covid-19? | Y |
PROBE: if NOT why and if YES, why? | n/a |
3. b)Did the Covid-19 experience trigger you to appreciate the importance of preventing and controlling of disease? | Y |
PROBE:if Yes, How so | To a certain extent yes Affected families appreciated the risks of contracting disease and death Testimonies from survivors |
PROBE: if NO, Why? | n/a |
4. a)Do you think you have adequate resources to conduct health promotion activities? | N |
WHY | Vehicle challenges PA System unavailable Funding gaps for health promotion Human resources are very few |
4. b_1) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF DRUG ABUSE | Partly Zvandiri Zimttech |
4. b_2) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF GBV | Yes NAC |
4. b_3) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF WASH related diseases | Yes PLAN |
4. b_4) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF POOR NUTRITION | I'm not sure |
4. b_5) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS | None |
PROBE: Which factors work for their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | None |
PROBE: Which factors work against their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Resource shortages Vehicle and Human resources challenges |
How effective are the current health promotion interventions? | They are effective to a lesser extent Resource constraints are affecting service delivery |
6. Recommendations to | Staff personnel to be increased for Health Promotion |
improve health promotion programming | Support the department with adequate resources IEC material support is adequate Timely distribution of resources |
Assessor | Lubelihle H Gumpo |
Assessor Organization | MOHCC |
Respondent | Walter Ndlovu |
Date | 2/8/2023 |
In your own opinion what do think what is health promotion? | Its about the health needs of the people |
1. a) Do you feel the Community you live in is participating in Health promotion interventions? | Y |
PROBE: Who is conducting the activities | MOHCC ,NGOs |
1. a) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Drug Abuse | Yes.One stop centre.Youth schools |
1. b) Are there Health Promotion activities that address GBV | Yes .Dreams and NARC |
1. c) Are there Health Promotion activities that addressWASH | Yes.Abantwana Zimbabwe |
1. d) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Nutrition | Yes |
1. e) Are there Health Promotion activities that address traffic accidents | Yes |
PROBE: Which challenges is the community facing in taking up health related information? | Privacy on the health issues |
Are health care workers considered reliable by the community? | n/a |
Is a Community Health Worker considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Leaders considered reliable by the community? | N |
Are Traditional Healers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Religious people considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Researchers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Is Internet considered reliable by the community? | N |
Is Media considered reliable by the community? | N |
Are Peers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Which other is considered reliable by the community | n/a |
PROBE: Health care workers, traditional leaders, traditional healers, religious people or researchers or peers. | Yes.All information sources are neccessary for everyone to benefict |
3 a)Would you say communities are in better position to adopt healthy behaviors following intensified public health and social measures during Covid-19? | Y |
PROBE: if NOT why and if YES, why? | Avoid other outbreaks like Cholera |
3. b)Did the Covid-19 experience trigger you to appreciate the importance of preventing and controlling of disease? | Y |
PROBE:if Yes, How so | l always carry my sanitizer with me |
PROBE: if NO, Why? | n/a |
4. a)Do you think you have adequate resources to conduct health promotion activities? | Y |
WHY | Need of transportation |
4. b_1) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF DRUG ABUSE | Youths programs.One stop centre |
4. b_2) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF GBV | Dreams and NARC |
4. b_3) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in | None.Abantwana Zimbabwe |
prevention OF WASH related diseases | |
4. b_4) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF POOR NUTRITION | NA |
4. b_5) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS | NA |
PROBE: Which factors work for their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Strategy |
PROBE: Which factors work against their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Election time affects only |
How effective are the current health promotion interventions? | The community is healthier |
6. Recommendations to improve health promotion programming | Provision of all Contraceptive controls at all wards clinic |
Assessor | Lubelihle H Gumpo |
Assessor Organization | MOHCC |
Respondent | Monita |
Date | 2/8/2023 |
In your own opinion what do think what is health promotion? | caters for the health issues |
1. a) Do you feel the Community you live in is participating in Health promotion interventions? | Y |
PROBE: Who is conducting the activities | VHWs , Nurses |
1. a) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Drug Abuse | None |
1. b) Are there Health Promotion activities that address GBV | Yes.Monistry of Youth |
1. c) Are there Health Promotion activities that addressWASH | Dabani trust.... |
1. d) Are there Health Promotion activities that | Malima |
address Nutrition | |
1. e) Are there Health Promotion activities that address traffic accidents | None |
PROBE: Which challenges is the community facing in taking up health related information? | Lack of lack of medicines in hospital Non response to health education meetings Lack of transport, bicycles , stationary |
Are health care workers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is a Community Health Worker considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Leaders considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Healers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Are Religious people considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Researchers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Is Internet considered reliable by the community? | N |
Is Media considered reliable by the community? | N |
Are Peers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Which other is considered reliable by the community | n/a |
PROBE: Health care workers, traditional leaders, traditional healers, religious people or researchers or peers. | May all leaders coordinate with health workers |
3 a)Would you say communities are in better position to adopt healthy behaviors following intensified public health and social measures during Covid-19? | Y |
PROBE: if NOT why and if YES, why? | COVID is still available at some areas |
3. b)Did the Covid-19 experience trigger you to appreciate the importance of preventing and controlling of | Y |
disease? | |
PROBE:if Yes, How so | Health care is neccessary at all times |
PROBE: if NO, Why? | n/a |
4. a)Do you think you have adequate resources to conduct health promotion activities? | N |
WHY | Lack of transport issues |
4. b_1) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF DRUG ABUSE | Abantwana Zimbabwe |
4. b_2) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF GBV | Ministry of Youth |
4. b_3) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF WASH related diseases | Dabani trust |
4. b_4) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF POOR NUTRITION | Malima and Child care Ministry |
4. b_5) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS | None |
PROBE: Which factors work for their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Strategy |
PROBE: Which factors work against their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | None |
How effective are the current health promotion interventions? | Yes.except those missing appointments |
6. Recommendations to improve health promotion programming | Provision of Funds and resources |
Assessor | Komborero Gotosa |
Assessor Organization | MOHCC |
Respondent | K Chivende DNO Zvimba |
Date | 1/8/2023 |
In your own opinion what do think what is health promotion? | Needs assessment Planning, Implementation of Health Promotion Monitoring and Evaluation |
1. a) Do you feel the Community you live in is participating in Health promotion interventions? | Y |
PROBE: Who is conducting the activities | CHWs are participating and they Spearheads Health Promotion at community level |
1. a) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Drug Abuse | It's an emerging problem A committee was selected to conduct health promotion activities |
1. b) Are there Health Promotion activities that address GBV | Yes NAC, MWACSMED, DA |
1. c) Are there Health Promotion activities that addressWASH | Yes |
1. d) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Nutrition | Yes |
1. e) Are there Health Promotion activities that address traffic accidents | No |
PROBE: Which challenges is the community facing in taking up health related information? | Availability of IEC material to use as point of references Long distances to health facilities Economic hardships Unavailability of Medicines and Commodities |
Are health care workers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is a Community Health Worker considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Leaders considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Healers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Religious people considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Researchers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Is Internet considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Media considered reliable by the community? | N |
Are Peers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Which other is considered reliable by the community | n/a |
PROBE: Health care workers, traditional leaders, traditional healers, religious people or researchers or peers. | n/a |
3 a)Would you say communities are in better position to adopt healthy behaviors following intensified public health and social measures during Covid-19? | Y |
PROBE: if NOT why and if YES, why? | Low fatalities to Covid-19 as a result of the However more needs to be done |
3. b)Did the Covid-19 experience trigger you to appreciate the importance of preventing and controlling of disease? | Y |
PROBE:if Yes, How so | n/a |
PROBE: if NO, Why? | n/a |
4. a)Do you think you have adequate resources to conduct health promotion activities? | N |
WHY | IEC materials shortage No vehicles for the department Limited workforce for the Health Promotion department |
4. b_1) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF DRUG ABUSE | Yes NAC |
4. b_2) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF GBV | Yes ZIMTTECH CESHHAR |
4. b_3) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF WASH related diseases | Yes PLAN UNICEF |
4. b_4) Are other | Yes |
organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF POOR NUTRITION | UNICEF |
4. b_5) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS | No |
PROBE: Which factors work for their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Yes Policies on reduction of road carnage Promotion Nd enforcing SGBV Legal provisions |
PROBE: Which factors work against their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Knowledge gaps Social and Cultural issues |
How effective are the current health promotion interventions? | Yes they are However resources are very limited Sometimes plans are not being fulfilled |
6. Recommendations to improve health promotion programming | Increasing staff for the Health Promotion department IEC materials are limited Mo Dedicated Vehicles for Health Promotion Inclusion of HPOs in development of IEC materials |
Assessor | Komborero Gotosa |
Assessor Organization | MOHCC |
Respondent | J Muhoni DEHO Zvimba |
Date | 1/8/2023 |
In your own opinion what do think what is health promotion? | Everything that has to be done to give correct information about health Whatever we do raise awareness on health matters |
1. a) Do you feel the Community you live in is participating in Health promotion interventions? | Y |
PROBE: Who is conducting the activities | There's evidence in the community of participation Knowledge is there in the community as demonstrated by behavior change |
1. a) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Drug Abuse | That aspect is lacking in the ministry MOHCC is not taking the leading role |
1. b) Are there Health Promotion activities that address GBV | No Ministry is doing little |
1. c) Are there Health Promotion activities that addressWASH | Yes |
1. d) Are there Health Promotion activities that | Yes |
address Nutrition | |
1. e) Are there Health Promotion activities that address traffic accidents | No More needs to be done by the MOHCC |
PROBE: Which challenges is the community facing in taking up health related information? | Communities can be misled by their religious leaders as they are easily accessible Myths and misconceptions |
Are health care workers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is a Community Health Worker considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Leaders considered reliable by the community? | N |
Are Traditional Healers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Are Religious people considered reliable by the community? | N |
Are Researchers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Is Internet considered reliable by the community? | N |
Is Media considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Peers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Which other is considered reliable by the community | n/a |
PROBE: Health care workers, traditional leaders, traditional healers, religious people or researchers or peers. | n/a |
3 a)Would you say communities are in better position to adopt healthy behaviors following intensified public health and social measures during Covid-19? | Y |
PROBE: if NOT why and if YES, why? | Communities understood the risk There was adequate capacitation of communities More needs to be done by HCWs |
3. b)Did the Covid-19 experience trigger you to appreciate the importance of | Y |
preventing and controlling of disease? | |
PROBE:if Yes, How so | n/a |
PROBE: if NO, Why? | n/a |
4. a)Do you think you have adequate resources to conduct health promotion activities? | N |
WHY | Limited mobility Vehicle challenges PA System Unavailability IEC Material shortage Other key result ares need IEC in abundance |
4. b_1) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF DRUG ABUSE | I don't know However more needs to be done Limited information amongst health workers |
4. b_2) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF GBV | Yes Red Cross Zimtech More needs to be done |
4. b_3) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF WASH related diseases | Yes WHH FACT |
4. b_4) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF POOR NUTRITION | Yes UNICEF |
4. b_5) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS | No |
PROBE: Which factors work for their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Guidelines are available |
PROBE: Which factors work against their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Limited resources |
How effective are the current health promotion interventions? | Door to door exercise is effective Dedicated efforts Decentralised system Limited resources |
Training gaps | |
6. Recommendations to improve health promotion programming | HP cadres need to be mobile IEC for standardisation of messages Funds are limited Resource mobilisation dedicated to Health Promotion Equipment provision Dedicated Vehicle provision |
Assessor | PHPO Majuru AND Kahomwe |
Assessor Organization | MOHCC |
Respondent | DMO |
Date | 2/8/2023 |
In your own opinion what do think what is health promotion? | Awareness, health education, marketing of health services, SBCC, capacitating, empowering communities with information |
1. a) Do you feel the Community you live in is participating in Health promotion interventions? | Y |
PROBE: Who is conducting the activities | DHPO, facility NIC, EHT, CHWs, empowered community leaders, partners, health club |
1. a) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Drug Abuse | ZRP |
1. b) Are there Health Promotion activities that address GBV | Yes, MOHCC partners (SPANS) salt africa , politicians |
1. c) Are there Health Promotion activities that addressWASH | Yes, MOHCC, a EHPs. |
1. d) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Nutrition | Yes, MOHCC, mavambo, |
1. e) Are there Health Promotion activities that address traffic accidents | No focused, zrp, road safety |
PROBE: Which challenges is the community facing in taking up health related information? | 1.religious bariers Medium of communication eg electronic Politics interference Misinformation and disnfor Focused on survival Unimpowered communities |
Are health care workers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is a Community Health Worker considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Leaders considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Healers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Are Religious people considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Researchers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Is Internet considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Media considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Peers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Which other is considered reliable by the community | n/a |
PROBE: Health care workers, traditional leaders, traditional healers, religious people or researchers or peers. | n/a |
3 a)Would you say communities are in better position to adopt healthy behaviors following intensified public health and social measures during Covid-19? | Y |
PROBE: if NOT why and if YES, why? | Covid 19 was a srs threat, message was intense, |
3. b)Did the Covid-19 experience trigger you to appreciate the importance of preventing and controlling of disease? | Y |
PROBE:if Yes, How so | n/a |
PROBE: if NO, Why? | n/a |
4. a)Do you think you have adequate resources to conduct health promotion activities? | Y |
WHY | Problem specific , no pool funds for Health |
4. b_1) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF DRUG ABUSE | Mainly MOHCC and ZRP, resource constraints |
4. b_2) Are other organizations doing their best to support current | ZRP, Ministry of Gender collaborates with MOHCC |
efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF GBV | |
4. b_3) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF WASH related diseases | MOHCC, no meaningful contribution from partners |
4. b_4) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF POOR NUTRITION | Yes, Mavambo is working with MOHCC |
4. b_5) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS | ZRP and road trafic safety council of zimbabwe - road rehabilitation needs to be done |
PROBE: Which factors work for their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Already established system exist from communities tobthe district level . |
PROBE: Which factors work against their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Beraucractic system, political interference, rigid system |
How effective are the current health promotion interventions? | Not very effectively, no penetration to communities, not in the mainstream, not a permanet set up, floor of meeting, limited use of electronic gadgets, polarisation by politics |
6. Recommendations to improve health promotion programming | Proper planning, involvement, schools, not during funded programs, genuine involvement of leaders, community cadres, address of determinatins of health( other partners) |
Assessor | PHPO Majuru AND Kahomwe HPO |
Assessor Organization | MOHCC |
Respondent | EHO - Mushati |
Date | 2/8/2023 |
In your own opinion what do think what is health promotion? | Capacitating the public with health information to do with disease control and prevention, make right choices on issues to do with health, |
1. a) Do you feel the Community you live in is participating in Health promotion interventions? | Y |
PROBE: Who is conducting the activities | hPO, EHT, Nursing, VHWs. |
1. a) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Drug Abuse | MOhCC is creating awareness on drug abuse and mental health dept is spearheading the campaigns |
1. b) Are there Health Promotion activities that | ZACH and save the chldn |
address GBV | |
1. c) Are there Health Promotion activities that addressWASH | Yes,... EHTs through PHHE activities |
1. d) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Nutrition | See nutritionist |
1. e) Are there Health Promotion activities that address traffic accidents | ZRP led |
PROBE: Which challenges is the community facing in taking up health related information? | No problem, uptake depends on indv attributes, attitudes, level of education, norms, however religious beliefs are in some communities is the major hindrance to uptake of health services. |
Are health care workers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is a Community Health Worker considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Leaders considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Healers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Are Religious people considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Researchers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Internet considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Media considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Peers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Which other is considered reliable by the community | n/a |
PROBE: Health care workers, traditional leaders, traditional healers, religious people or researchers or peers. | n/a |
3 a)Would you say communities are in better position to adopt healthy behaviors following intensified public health and social measures during Covid-19? | Y |
PROBE: if NOT why and if YES, why? | People adhered to a lotof prevention also increased uotake of the covid 19 vaccination says a lot on behavior |
3. b)Did the Covid-19 experience trigger you to appreciate the importance of preventing and controlling of disease? | Y |
PROBE:if Yes, How so | Decreased morbidity and hospital hospitalization due to adherence of PHSMs covid was nolong a threat |
PROBE: if NO, Why? | n/a |
4. a)Do you think you have adequate resources to conduct health promotion activities? | N |
WHY | No IEC materials , small budgets for HP department |
4. b_1) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF DRUG ABUSE | ZRPand MOHCC mental health dept, limites by resources i.e fuel, vehicles |
4. b_2) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF GBV | Zach not directly linked |
4. b_3) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF WASH related diseases | None Only MOHCC |
4. b_4) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF POOR NUTRITION | Yes, mavambo is collaborating with MOHCC in promoting nutrition |
4. b_5) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS | No.. Limited resources, also need to rehabilitate roads |
PROBE: Which factors work for their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | None |
PROBE: Which factors work against their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | None |
How effective are the current health promotion | Very effective, eg EPI meeting targets |
interventions? | |
6. Recommendations to improve health promotion programming | Funding, intergrated in other progs, no standlone funds for HP progs, iec Inadequate , no fuel. |
Assessor | Constance Mandengenda |
Assessor Organization | MOHCC |
Respondent | Ms S Sibanda |
Date | 2/8/2023 |
In your own opinion what do think what is health promotion? | I don't know |
1. a) Do you feel the Community you live in is participating in Health promotion interventions? | N |
PROBE: Who is conducting the activities | n/a |
1. a) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Drug Abuse | Not currently though the school once engaged police |
1. b) Are there Health Promotion activities that address GBV | Dreams team addressed learners on GBV |
1. c) Are there Health Promotion activities that addressWASH | School received WASH donations ie handwash, sanitizers and hand washing stations |
1. d) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Nutrition | None here though there is schools feeding in some schools |
1. e) Are there Health Promotion activities that address traffic accidents | None |
PROBE: Which challenges is the community facing in taking up health related information? | There is high illiterate rate. People do not believe in health sector, they prefer alternative treatments. |
Are health care workers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Is a Community Health Worker considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Leaders considered reliable by the community? | N |
Are Traditional Healers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Religious people considered reliable by the | Y |
community? | |
Are Researchers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Is Internet considered reliable by the community? | N |
Is Media considered reliable by the community? | N |
Are Peers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Which other is considered reliable by the community | School health coordinators |
PROBE: Health care workers, traditional leaders, traditional healers, religious people or researchers or peers. | Peers and SHCs have greater influence |
3 a)Would you say communities are in better position to adopt healthy behaviors following intensified public health and social measures during Covid-19? | Y |
PROBE: if NOT why and if YES, why? | Some yes, but some didn't because they didn't believe there was covid |
3. b)Did the Covid-19 experience trigger you to appreciate the importance of preventing and controlling of disease? | Y |
PROBE:if Yes, How so | I lost a close person so I learnt the importance of prevention |
PROBE: if NO, Why? | n/a |
4. a)Do you think you have adequate resources to conduct health promotion activities? | N |
WHY | Some of the resources that get donated are non functional. Resources are limited |
4. b_1) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF DRUG ABUSE | Yes DREAMS |
4. b_2) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF GBV | Yes Dreams and Abantwana |
4. b_3) Are other organizations doing their | No |
best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF WASH related diseases | |
4. b_4) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF POOR NUTRITION | Not sure of the organisation |
4. b_5) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS | None |
PROBE: Which factors work for their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Dreams has same age peer colleagues who easily work with school children |
PROBE: Which factors work against their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Parents criticize, resource limitations affect them in achieving their objectives, time limitations. |
How effective are the current health promotion interventions? | Not so effective because not everyone participates |
6. Recommendations to improve health promotion programming | Campaigns should be preceded with intensive awareness campaigns to raise awareness on time and allow learners to make informed decisions in time. |
Assessor | Mzorodzi Takura |
Assessor Organization | MoHCC |
Respondent | CHS |
Date | 2/8/2023 |
In your own opinion what do think what is health promotion? | Giving health information to pple on measures to prevent diseases |
1. a) Do you feel the Community you live in is participating in Health promotion interventions? | Y |
PROBE: Who is conducting the activities | HPO, Community nurse, nurses EHTs , partners |
1. a) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Drug Abuse | Yes through schools |
1. b) Are there Health Promotion activities that address GBV | Yes, through ROOTs and Musasa |
1. c) Are there Health Promotion activities that addressWASH | Yes |
1. d) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Nutrition | Not anymore |
1. e) Are there Health Promotion activities that address traffic accidents | No |
PROBE: Which challenges is the community facing in taking up health related information? | Health information is accessible but sometimes services are not available eg condoms, family planning, unmet outreach schedules, unfulfilled roadshows |
Are health care workers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is a Community Health Worker considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Leaders considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Healers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Are Religious people considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Researchers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Is Internet considered reliable by the community? | N |
Is Media considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Peers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Which other is considered reliable by the community | Posters, bulk sms, tv, radio, roadshow |
PROBE: Health care workers, traditional leaders, traditional healers, religious people or researchers or peers. | n/a |
3 a)Would you say communities are in better position to adopt healthy behaviors following intensified public health and social measures during Covid-19? | Y |
PROBE: if NOT why and if YES, why? | Yes pple lost their loved ones and it made pple concious |
3. b)Did the Covid-19 experience trigger you to | Y |
appreciate the importance of preventing and controlling of disease? | |
PROBE:if Yes, How so | I personally almost lost my life to COVID-19 and this changed me greatly |
PROBE: if NO, Why? | n/a |
4. a)Do you think you have adequate resources to conduct health promotion activities? | N |
WHY | We only rely on campaigns which come periodically. There is no funding |
4. b_1) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF DRUG ABUSE | Not sure |
4. b_2) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF GBV | Musasa and ROOTs |
4. b_3) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF WASH related diseases | Not sure |
4. b_4) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF POOR NUTRITION | No |
4. b_5) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS | No |
PROBE: Which factors work for their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | MoH is open for partners with no restrictions as long as they have MoUs from Head office. |
PROBE: Which factors work against their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Lack of infrastructure to accommodate them in health intitutions. |
How effective are the current health promotion interventions? | Not effective, the HPO has no resources (transport) to conduct health promotion activities |
6. Recommendations to improve health promotion | 1) Health promotion should be multi-disciplinary. All health workers should be involved |
programming |
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Assessor | I.P. Makwara |
Assessor Organization | City of Harare |
Respondent | Dr M. Vere Epidemiologist |
Date | 3/8/2023 |
In your own opinion what do think what is health promotion? | A strategy for primary prevention of disease focusing on KA P of our commumities, it cuts across all divisions. Pivotalin disease control and prevention. It is an important component of PHC. |
1. a) Do you feel the Community you live in is participating in Health promotion interventions? | Y |
PROBE: Who is conducting the activities | We are doing something but we need more visibility as health promotion. |
1. a) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Drug Abuse | None |
1. b) Are there Health Promotion activities that address GBV | Not much |
1. c) Are there Health Promotion activities that addressWASH | There are some for hygiene and outbreaks. |
1. d) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Nutrition | Yes IYCF and community awareness |
1. e) Are there Health Promotion activities that address traffic accidents | No |
PROBE: Which challenges is the community facing in taking up health related information? | Enabling environment in not conducive. |
Are health care workers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is a Community Health Worker considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Leaders considered reliable by the community? | N |
Are Traditional Healers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Are Religious people | N |
considered reliable by the community? | |
Are Researchers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Is Internet considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Media considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Peers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Which other is considered reliable by the community | n/a |
PROBE: Health care workers, traditional leaders, traditional healers, religious people or researchers or peers. | They need to be guided especially non health workers. |
3 a)Would you say communities are in better position to adopt healthy behaviors following intensified public health and social measures during Covid-19? | Y |
PROBE: if NOT why and if YES, why? | However a lot of misconceptions post covid, there are programmes affected by perceptions. |
3. b)Did the Covid-19 experience trigger you to appreciate the importance of preventing and controlling of disease? | Y |
PROBE:if Yes, How so | Because the systems showed that when people appreciate the dangers they can act. |
PROBE: if NO, Why? | n/a |
4. a)Do you think you have adequate resources to conduct health promotion activities? | N |
WHY | Central gvt is not funding |
4. b_1) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF DRUG ABUSE | None that I know of |
4. b_2) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF GBV | Zimtech maybe |
4. b_3) Are other organizations doing their | WHO and UNICEF |
best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF WASH related diseases | |
4. b_4) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF POOR NUTRITION | UNICEF |
4. b_5) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS | TSCZ maybe |
PROBE: Which factors work for their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Not sure |
PROBE: Which factors work against their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Not sure |
How effective are the current health promotion interventions? | They are ok but more needs to done to increase visibilty. |
6. Recommendations to improve health promotion programming | Evaluate our implementation and performances. Identify our problems and gaps. Interrogate resources for Health promotion. |
Assessor | Lubelihle H Gumpo |
Assessor Organization | MOHCC |
Respondent | Councillor |
Date | 3/8/2023 |
In your own opinion what do think what is health promotion? | about bringing health to the communities |
1. a) Do you feel the Community you live in is participating in Health promotion interventions? | Y |
PROBE: Who is conducting the activities | Health department |
1. a) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Drug Abuse | plan international |
1. b) Are there Health Promotion activities that address GBV | plan international |
1. c) Are there Health Promotion activities that addressWASH | no |
1. d) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Nutrition | Food programme |
1. e) Are there Health Promotion activities that address traffic accidents | nop |
PROBE: Which challenges is the community facing in taking up health related information? | n/a |
Are health care workers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is a Community Health Worker considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Leaders considered reliable by the community? | N |
Are Traditional Healers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Are Religious people considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Researchers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Is Internet considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Media considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Peers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Which other is considered reliable by the community | n/a |
PROBE: Health care workers, traditional leaders, traditional healers, religious people or researchers or peers. | They are all realible |
3 a)Would you say communities are in better position to adopt healthy behaviors following intensified public health and social measures during Covid-19? | Y |
PROBE: if NOT why and if YES, why? | Prevent other diseases |
3. b)Did the Covid-19 experience trigger you to | Y |
appreciate the importance of preventing and controlling of disease? | |
PROBE:if Yes, How so | treat underlying conditions |
PROBE: if NO, Why? | n/a |
4. a)Do you think you have adequate resources to conduct health promotion activities? | N |
WHY | Lack of IEC material |
4. b_1) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF DRUG ABUSE | Plan |
4. b_2) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF GBV | plan |
4. b_3) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF WASH related diseases | n/a |
4. b_4) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF POOR NUTRITION | n/a |
4. b_5) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS | nope |
PROBE: Which factors work for their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Strategy |
PROBE: Which factors work against their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Election time |
How effective are the current health promotion interventions? | They are effective not very |
6. Recommendations to improve health promotion programming | The issue of funds should be addressed for the success of HP |
Assessor | B chinyama |
Assessor Organization | MoHCC |
Respondent | B Chinyama |
Date | 2/8/2023 |
In your own opinion what do think what is health promotion? | It's the process of making people understanding health by teaching ,interaction |
1. a) Do you feel the Community you live in is participating in Health promotion interventions? | Y |
PROBE: Who is conducting the activities | HPO at district level and every health workers and VHW |
1. a) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Drug Abuse | Yes it was targeting teens |
1. b) Are there Health Promotion activities that address GBV | Yes |
1. c) Are there Health Promotion activities that addressWASH | No health promotion activities but WASH is being done |
1. d) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Nutrition | Yes there were in the past |
1. e) Are there Health Promotion activities that address traffic accidents | No |
PROBE: Which challenges is the community facing in taking up health related information? | Approaches in information dissemination, ie material languages used,religion of other people not allowing them to listen to health messages |
Are health care workers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is a Community Health Worker considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Leaders considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Healers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Are Religious people considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Researchers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Is Internet considered | Y |
reliable by the community? | |
Is Media considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Peers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Which other is considered reliable by the community | n/a |
PROBE: Health care workers, traditional leaders, traditional healers, religious people or researchers or peers. | n/a |
3 a)Would you say communities are in better position to adopt healthy behaviors following intensified public health and social measures during Covid-19? | Y |
PROBE: if NOT why and if YES, why? | By following regulations |
3. b)Did the Covid-19 experience trigger you to appreciate the importance of preventing and controlling of disease? | Y |
PROBE:if Yes, How so | Prevention was the only way |
PROBE: if NO, Why? | n/a |
4. a)Do you think you have adequate resources to conduct health promotion activities? | Y |
WHY | No resources |
4. b_1) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF DRUG ABUSE | Schools |
4. b_2) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF GBV | Dreams |
4. b_3) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF WASH related diseases | WHH |
4. b_4) Are other | MoHCC |
organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF POOR NUTRITION | |
4. b_5) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS | MoHCC |
PROBE: Which factors work for their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Coordination |
PROBE: Which factors work against their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Nothing |
How effective are the current health promotion interventions? | A few are effective |
6. Recommendations to improve health promotion programming | We need to monitor and have follow up of activities to have results,To have funding for the programs, To increase number of cadres and consider those doing the program. To have an inclusive integrated approach, Health promotion to be funded . |
Assessor | B Chinyama |
Assessor Organization | Mohcc |
Respondent | Admin assistant |
Date | 2/8/2023 |
In your own opinion what do think what is health promotion? | Helping people understand health issues |
1. a) Do you feel the Community you live in is participating in Health promotion interventions? | N |
PROBE: Who is conducting the activities | n/a |
1. a) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Drug Abuse | No |
1. b) Are there Health Promotion activities that address GBV | Yes |
1. c) Are there Health Promotion activities that addressWASH | Yes |
1. d) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Nutrition | Yes |
1. e) Are there Health | Yes |
Promotion activities that address traffic accidents | |
PROBE: Which challenges is the community facing in taking up health related information? | No platforms to educate people |
Are health care workers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is a Community Health Worker considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Leaders considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Healers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Are Religious people considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Researchers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Is Internet considered reliable by the community? | N |
Is Media considered reliable by the community? | N |
Are Peers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Which other is considered reliable by the community | n/a |
PROBE: Health care workers, traditional leaders, traditional healers, religious people or researchers or peers. | n/a |
3 a)Would you say communities are in better position to adopt healthy behaviors following intensified public health and social measures during Covid-19? | Y |
PROBE: if NOT why and if YES, why? | People followed the regulations |
3. b)Did the Covid-19 experience trigger you to appreciate the importance of preventing and controlling of disease? | Y |
PROBE:if Yes, How so | People followed all procedures |
PROBE: if NO, Why? | n/a |
4. a)Do you think you have adequate resources to conduct health promotion activities? | N |
WHY | No transport and the district is big |
4. b_1) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF DRUG ABUSE | No |
4. b_2) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF GBV | Police |
4. b_3) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF WASH related diseases | Cant remember name of organisation |
4. b_4) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF POOR NUTRITION | No |
4. b_5) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS | No |
PROBE: Which factors work for their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Coordination |
PROBE: Which factors work against their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Nothing |
How effective are the current health promotion interventions? | On Polio campaign only ,a little is being done |
6. Recommendations to improve health promotion programming | To increase number of HPO s and to have transport to cover the whole district |
Assessor | Komborero Gotosa |
Assessor Organization | MOHCC |
Respondent | S Gunyungu EHO Zvimba |
Date | 1/8/2023 |
In your own opinion what do think what is health promotion? | Improving lives of people in communities Health education sessions Campaign planning and implementation |
1. a) Do you feel the Community you live in is participating in Health promotion interventions? | Y |
PROBE: Who is conducting the activities | Thre is room for improvement |
1. a) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Drug Abuse | Its minimal |
1. b) Are there Health Promotion activities that address GBV | No |
1. c) Are there Health Promotion activities that addressWASH | Yes |
1. d) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Nutrition | Vitamin A supplement |
1. e) Are there Health Promotion activities that address traffic accidents | None |
PROBE: Which challenges is the community facing in taking up health related information? | Resource shortages |
Are health care workers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is a Community Health Worker considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Leaders considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Healers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Religious people considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Researchers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Is Internet considered reliable by the community? | N |
Is Media considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Peers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Which other is considered reliable by the community | n/a |
PROBE: Health care workers, traditional leaders, traditional healers, religious people or researchers or peers. | n/a |
3 a)Would you say communities are in better position to adopt healthy behaviors following intensified public health and social measures during Covid-19? | Y |
PROBE: if NOT why and if YES, why? | There was knowledge gain during the intensified public health measures |
3. b)Did the Covid-19 experience trigger you to appreciate the importance of preventing and controlling of disease? | Y |
PROBE:if Yes, How so | Risk of disease transmission and death |
PROBE: if NO, Why? | n/a |
4. a)Do you think you have adequate resources to conduct health promotion activities? | N |
WHY | Limited training No Equipment for Ward level use |
4. b_1) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF DRUG ABUSE | None |
4. b_2) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF GBV | None |
4. b_3) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF WASH related diseases | Yes WHH |
4. b_4) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in | Yes |
prevention OF POOR NUTRITION | |
4. b_5) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS | No |
PROBE: Which factors work for their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Government policies on sanitation Gap analysis done by MOHCC Emerging diseases |
PROBE: Which factors work against their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | When partners leave there is no sustainabolity |
How effective are the current health promotion interventions? | Very effective There are rapid meetings and activities on health promotion Continuous communication |
6. Recommendations to improve health promotion programming | Need for Dedicated personnel for health promotion Dedicated funding for health promotion Vehicle provisions for health promotion interventions |
Assessor | Komborero Gotosa |
Assessor Organization | MOHCC |
Respondent | Dr T Dandadzi DMO Zvimba |
Date | 1/8/2023 |
In your own opinion what do think what is health promotion? | Health needs and how they are adressed |
1. a) Do you feel the Community you live in is participating in Health promotion interventions? | Y |
PROBE: Who is conducting the activities | Regular meetings with Community Health Workers |
1. a) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Drug Abuse | Yes Drug Abuse Walk was conducted recently in Murombedzi |
1. b) Are there Health Promotion activities that address GBV | Yes |
1. c) Are there Health Promotion activities that addressWASH | Yes |
1. d) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Nutrition | Yes |
1. e) Are there Health Promotion activities that address traffic accidents | No |
PROBE: Which challenges is | Social media myths and misconceptions |
the community facing in taking up health related information? | |
Are health care workers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is a Community Health Worker considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Leaders considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Healers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Religious people considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Researchers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Internet considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Media considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Peers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Which other is considered reliable by the community | None |
PROBE: Health care workers, traditional leaders, traditional healers, religious people or researchers or peers. | n/a |
3 a)Would you say communities are in better position to adopt healthy behaviors following intensified public health and social measures during Covid-19? | n/a |
PROBE: if NOT why and if YES, why? | n/a |
3. b)Did the Covid-19 experience trigger you to appreciate the importance of preventing and controlling of disease? | Y |
PROBE:if Yes, How so | Awareness was raised and communities responded |
PROBE: if NO, Why? | n/a |
4. a)Do you think you have adequate resources to | N |
conduct health promotion activities? | |
WHY | Local production of IEC material Health Promotion department is not well resourced with Human Resources Dedicated material resources for the Health Promotion |
4. b_1) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF DRUG ABUSE | ZRP NAC Rural District Council Social Welfare |
4. b_2) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF GBV | Yes |
4. b_3) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF WASH related diseases | Yes WHA |
4. b_4) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF POOR NUTRITION | Yes Social welfare |
4. b_5) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS | No |
PROBE: Which factors work for their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Multi sectoral approach Coordination is effective |
PROBE: Which factors work against their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Resource constraints |
How effective are the current health promotion interventions? | I dont know |
6. Recommendations to improve health promotion programming | More studies to be done over time on behaviour change Staffing for the department needs to be improved Reources dedicated for the health department |
Assessor | Komborero Gotosa |
Assessor Organization | MOHCC |
Respondent | Dr G Masoja Acting PMD |
Date | 1/8/2023 |
In your own opinion what do think what is health promotion? | Health activities done in communities to promote their well being |
1. a) Do you feel the Community you live in is participating in Health promotion interventions? | Y |
PROBE: Who is conducting the activities | There activities which communities are supporting Participation is not enough though |
1. a) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Drug Abuse | Relatively new issue Little is being done Responses are still in the infancy stages |
1. b) Are there Health Promotion activities that address GBV | Ongoing |
1. c) Are there Health Promotion activities that addressWASH | Yes Engagement is ongoing |
1. d) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Nutrition | Yes |
1. e) Are there Health Promotion activities that address traffic accidents | None at the moment |
PROBE: Which challenges is the community facing in taking up health related information? | Little Human Resources to address the Health needs of the communities Distance to facilities are long Communities engage their opinion leaders. |
Are health care workers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is a Community Health Worker considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Leaders considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Healers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Religious people considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Researchers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Is Internet considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Media considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Peers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Which other is considered reliable by the community | n/a |
PROBE: Health care workers, traditional leaders, traditional healers, religious people or researchers or peers. | n/a |
3 a)Would you say communities are in better position to adopt healthy behaviors following intensified public health and social measures during Covid-19? | Y |
PROBE: if NOT why and if YES, why? | n/a |
3. b)Did the Covid-19 experience trigger you to appreciate the importance of preventing and controlling of disease? | Y |
PROBE:if Yes, How so | There was an increased risk of death and disease contraction |
PROBE: if NO, Why? | n/a |
4. a)Do you think you have adequate resources to conduct health promotion activities? | N |
WHY | Resources are not adequate |
4. b_1) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF DRUG ABUSE | Yes None |
4. b_2) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF GBV | Yes NAC |
4. b_3) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF WASH related diseases | Yes WHH German Agro |
4. b_4) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF POOR NUTRITION | Yes Save the children |
4. b_5) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS | TSCZ |
PROBE: Which factors work for their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Policy and legislation |
PROBE: Which factors work against their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Legislation |
How effective are the current health promotion interventions? | With availability resources the effectiveness can improve Limites resources Challenges Mobility of the department is very limited Communication Equipment is unavailable |
6. Recommendations to improve health promotion programming | Financing of Health Promotion need to be revamped The package for health promotion need to be enhanced Dedicated transport for the Health Promotion department Mode of communication Motivation for HPOs needs to be addressed Salaries and Grading need to match other District Officers Loans , Housing and Vehicle Scheme to support HPOs |
Assessor | Komborero Gotosa |
Assessor Organization | MOHCC |
Respondent | Dr W.M Chidaushe DMO Hurungwe |
Date | 2/8/2023 |
In your own opinion what do think what is health promotion? | Informing public of risk factors which might predispose them to diseases Educate communities on health issues Making them adopt healthy behaviour |
1. a) Do you feel the Community you live in is participating in Health promotion interventions? | Y |
PROBE: Who is conducting the activities | They assist with resources to make sure services are offered Participate in risk reduction Educate their peers |
1. a) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Drug Abuse | No |
1. b) Are there Health Promotion activities that address GBV | Partially |
1. c) Are there Health Promotion activities that addressWASH | Yes |
1. d) Are there Health | Yes |
Promotion activities that address Nutrition | |
1. e) Are there Health Promotion activities that address traffic accidents | No |
PROBE: Which challenges is the community facing in taking up health related information? | Availability of clean and safe water Resources Challenges |
Are health care workers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is a Community Health Worker considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Leaders considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Healers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Are Religious people considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Researchers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Is Internet considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Media considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Peers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Which other is considered reliable by the community | n/a |
PROBE: Health care workers, traditional leaders, traditional healers, religious people or researchers or peers. | n/a |
3 a)Would you say communities are in better position to adopt healthy behaviors following intensified public health and social measures during Covid-19? | n/a |
PROBE: if NOT why and if YES, why? | n/a |
3. b)Did the Covid-19 experience trigger you to appreciate the importance of | Y |
preventing and controlling of disease? | |
PROBE:if Yes, How so | Activating multi sectoral teams RCCE was done |
PROBE: if NO, Why? | n/a |
4. a)Do you think you have adequate resources to conduct health promotion activities? | N |
WHY | Resources IEC materials Vehicles challenges |
4. b_1) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF DRUG ABUSE | No |
4. b_2) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF GBV | n/a |
4. b_3) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF WASH related diseases | Yes Red Cross |
4. b_4) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF POOR NUTRITION | Yes Unicef |
4. b_5) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS | No |
PROBE: Which factors work for their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Yes Policy and Legislative Provisions |
PROBE: Which factors work against their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Religious independence Religous Objectors Early Child Marriages |
How effective are the current health promotion interventions? | They are quite effective Few IEC materials to work with There is containment of diseases in the district hot-spots |
6. Recommendations to improve health promotion | More Dedicated health promotion staff need to be deployed at all levels |
programming | Vehicle provision for health promotion activities Dedicated Funding for health promotion |
Assessor | Komborero Gotosa |
Assessor Organization | MOHCC |
Respondent | DNO Hurungwe R.A CHIGANGA |
Date | 2/8/2023 |
In your own opinion what do think what is health promotion? | Giving information to the community on health issues Raising awareness Outbreak response |
1. a) Do you feel the Community you live in is participating in Health promotion interventions? | Y |
PROBE: Who is conducting the activities | Community are disseminating information to their peers |
1. a) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Drug Abuse | Yes Each gathering there is awareness raising on Drug Abuse |
1. b) Are there Health Promotion activities that address GBV | Yes |
1. c) Are there Health Promotion activities that addressWASH | Yes With the current Cholera outbreak WASH messaging is ongoing |
1. d) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Nutrition | Yes Community referrals are being done by CHWs Caregivers are also being educated |
1. e) Are there Health Promotion activities that address traffic accidents | Facilities in the highway |
PROBE: Which challenges is the community facing in taking up health related information? | Change is difficult and It takes time |
Are health care workers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is a Community Health Worker considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Leaders considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Healers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Are Religious people considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Researchers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Is Internet considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Media considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Peers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Which other is considered reliable by the community | n/a |
PROBE: Health care workers, traditional leaders, traditional healers, religious people or researchers or peers. | n/a |
3 a)Would you say communities are in better position to adopt healthy behaviors following intensified public health and social measures during Covid-19? | Y |
PROBE: if NOT why and if YES, why? | n/a |
3. b)Did the Covid-19 experience trigger you to appreciate the importance of preventing and controlling of disease? | Y |
PROBE:if Yes, How so | The disease was Risk of disease and death was high People were scared and they adopted the recommended preventive measures |
PROBE: if NO, Why? | n/a |
4. a)Do you think you have adequate resources to conduct health promotion activities? | N |
WHY | More resources are needed for health promotion activities Coverage is poor |
4. b_1) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF DRUG ABUSE | No |
4. b_2) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF GBV | Other gorvenment departments |
4. b_3) Are other | Gorvenment departments |
organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF WASH related diseases | |
4. b_4) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF POOR NUTRITION | Unicef Arex |
4. b_5) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS | ZRP |
PROBE: Which factors work for their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | None |
PROBE: Which factors work against their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Limited awareness on health issues |
How effective are the current health promotion interventions? | The interventions are quite effective Community which are sensitised are responding and taking up the recommended measures Behaviour change is taking place However resources are few |
6. Recommendations to improve health promotion programming | More staff in the form of Health Promotion officers are needed At least 4 officers per district More material resources are required Dedicated funds are needed for health promotion |
Assessor | Komborero Gotosa |
Assessor Organization | MOHCC |
Respondent | C.C Mhlanga DHSA Hurungwe |
Date | 3/8/2023 |
In your own opinion what do think what is health promotion? | Educating communities on heakth events Dispelling mthys and misconceptions Preventive department Leads the health education pillar |
1. a) Do you feel the Community you live in is participating in Health promotion interventions? | Y |
PROBE: Who is conducting the activities | Communities Participate in WASH related activities Construction of toilets and hand-washing |
1. a) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Drug Abuse | Yes Events are being done which aims at drug abuse Communities are responding Organisation |
1. b) Are there Health Promotion activities that address GBV | Yes More is needed |
1. c) Are there Health Promotion activities that addressWASH | Yes |
1. d) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Nutrition | Yes |
1. e) Are there Health Promotion activities that address traffic accidents | Yes Limited efforts |
PROBE: Which challenges is the community facing in taking up health related information? | Myths and misconceptions Infodemic |
Are health care workers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is a Community Health Worker considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Leaders considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Healers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Religious people considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Researchers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Is Internet considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Media considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Peers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Which other is considered reliable by the community | n/a |
PROBE: Health care workers, traditional leaders, traditional healers, religious people or researchers or peers. | n/a |
3 a)Would you say communities are in better position to adopt healthy behaviors following intensified public health and | Y |
social measures during Covid-19? | |
PROBE: if NOT why and if YES, why? | n/a |
3. b)Did the Covid-19 experience trigger you to appreciate the importance of preventing and controlling of disease? | Y |
PROBE:if Yes, How so | At the peak of the outbreak people realised that they have lot that they can do to prevent and control disease |
PROBE: if NO, Why? | n/a |
4. a)Do you think you have adequate resources to conduct health promotion activities? | N |
WHY | Need to flood communities with resources IEC materials Media engagement |
4. b_1) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF DRUG ABUSE | Yes |
4. b_2) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF GBV | Yes |
4. b_3) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF WASH related diseases | Yes |
4. b_4) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF POOR NUTRITION | Yes |
4. b_5) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS | No |
PROBE: Which factors work for their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Public Private partnership Public Health Act |
PROBE: Which factors work | Populations which are untouchable |
against their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Early child marriages Denying access to health for minors |
How effective are the current health promotion interventions? | Effective though more needs to be done There are food soldiers on the ground and facilities Respect for CHWs More needx to be done |
6. Recommendations to improve health promotion programming | Department needs more cadres at all levels More collaboration needs to be done with other departments Capacitation of the department with resources Equipment needs to be bought Departments need to be afforded a more broad coordination role Health facilities needs to be capacitated Focus on non communicable diseases |
Assessor | Sithandazile khanye |
Assessor Organization | Mohcc |
Respondent | PHSA |
Date | 3/8/2023 |
In your own opinion what do think what is health promotion? | It's a process of giving information and health education to various people. |
1. a) Do you feel the Community you live in is participating in Health promotion interventions? | N |
PROBE: Who is conducting the activities | n/a |
1. a) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Drug Abuse | Yes |
1. b) Are there Health Promotion activities that address GBV | No |
1. c) Are there Health Promotion activities that addressWASH | No |
1. d) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Nutrition | No |
1. e) Are there Health Promotion activities that address traffic accidents | I have not seen them |
PROBE: Which challenges is the community facing in taking up health related information? | People need to be informed of the existence of health promotion |
Are health care workers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is a Community Health Worker considered reliable | Y |
by the community? | |
Are Traditional Leaders considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Healers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Religious people considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Researchers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Internet considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Media considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Peers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Which other is considered reliable by the community | n/a |
PROBE: Health care workers, traditional leaders, traditional healers, religious people or researchers or peers. | n/a |
3 a)Would you say communities are in better position to adopt healthy behaviors following intensified public health and social measures during Covid-19? | Y |
PROBE: if NOT why and if YES, why? | n/a |
3. b)Did the Covid-19 experience trigger you to appreciate the importance of preventing and controlling of disease? | Y |
PROBE:if Yes, How so | the behaviour change, use of sanitizers became a routine, washing of hands, our health seeking behaviours increased. |
PROBE: if NO, Why? | n/a |
4. a)Do you think you have adequate resources to conduct health promotion activities? | N |
WHY | Health promotion is intensive. It is Something that should be routine. |
4. b_1) Are other organizations doing their best to support current | Yes, Social welfare |
efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF DRUG ABUSE | |
4. b_2) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF GBV | I don't think so. |
4. b_3) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF WASH related diseases | I don't think so |
4. b_4) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF POOR NUTRITION | Yes, Social walfare |
4. b_5) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS | No |
PROBE: Which factors work for their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Strategy |
PROBE: Which factors work against their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Strategy |
How effective are the current health promotion interventions? | Effective depending on what is there.Most of the interventions are borrowed. |
6. Recommendations to improve health promotion programming | They should really blend with the community. Health promotion has lot of activities but they do not have enough resources. Fuel and resources are needed. |
Assessor | Sithandazile khanye |
Assessor Organization | Mohcc |
Respondent | Hpo |
Date | 3/8/2023 |
In your own opinion what do think what is health promotion? | Health promotion is a promotion of health programs that are within the ministry of health. |
1. a) Do you feel the Community you live in is participating in Health promotion interventions? | Y |
PROBE: Who is conducting | Health promotion department and the EHTs |
the activities | |
1. a) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Drug Abuse | Yes |
1. b) Are there Health Promotion activities that address GBV | Yes |
1. c) Are there Health Promotion activities that addressWASH | Yes |
1. d) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Nutrition | Yes |
1. e) Are there Health Promotion activities that address traffic accidents | No |
PROBE: Which challenges is the community facing in taking up health related information? | Not every one has access to the media. Availability of people during ploughing season. |
Are health care workers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is a Community Health Worker considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Leaders considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Healers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Are Religious people considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Researchers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Internet considered reliable by the community? | N |
Is Media considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Peers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Which other is considered reliable by the community | n/a |
PROBE: Health care workers, traditional leaders, traditional healers, religious people or researchers or peers. | n/a |
3 a)Would you say communities are in better position to adopt healthy behaviors following intensified public health and social measures during Covid-19? | Y |
PROBE: if NOT why and if YES, why? | The district have Weekly health education sections on covid 19, Social media, integrated approach involving other department s and NGOs. |
3. b)Did the Covid-19 experience trigger you to appreciate the importance of preventing and controlling of disease? | Y |
PROBE:if Yes, How so | It actually made us aware in importance of community involvement in coming up with local appropriate interventions. |
PROBE: if NO, Why? | n/a |
4. a)Do you think you have adequate resources to conduct health promotion activities? | N |
WHY | Transport is a challenge, we are forced to squeeze into other programs because there is no specific vehicle for health promotion. |
4. b_1) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF DRUG ABUSE | Yes, NAC, Social welfair Aids network. |
4. b_2) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF GBV | Yes, NAC, Jointed hands. |
4. b_3) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF WASH related diseases | Yes, World vision, Whh |
4. b_4) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF POOR NUTRITION | Yes, World vision and they have adopted 6rural health facilities. |
4. b_5) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF TRAFFIC | Not aware |
ACCIDENTS | |
PROBE: Which factors work for their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Policy and strategy |
PROBE: Which factors work against their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Policy and strategy |
How effective are the current health promotion interventions? | Very effective |
6. Recommendations to improve health promotion programming | Provide specific vehicle for health promotion. Provide fuel for health promotion activities. Trainings of community heath care workers |
Assessor | PHPO Majuru AND Kahomwe |
Assessor Organization | MOHCC |
Respondent | EHO |
Date | 3/8/2023 |
In your own opinion what do think what is health promotion? | Science that deals with bvr change and marketing of health programs |
1. a) Do you feel the Community you live in is participating in Health promotion interventions? | Y |
PROBE: Who is conducting the activities | Hpo, EHTs , nurses and VHWs |
1. a) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Drug Abuse | Yes. Mental health , police, chief |
1. b) Are there Health Promotion activities that address GBV | Occasionally done by ZRP |
1. c) Are there Health Promotion activities that addressWASH | Yes, sanitation focused, Community health sensitisation. |
1. d) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Nutrition | MOHCC is implementing awareness activities, screening and using therapeutic medicenes for those severely malnourished |
1. e) Are there Health Promotion activities that address traffic accidents | Not so sure |
PROBE: Which challenges is the community facing in taking up health related information? | IEC materials shortages, religious beliefs. |
Are health care workers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is a Community Health Worker considered reliable | Y |
by the community? | |
Are Traditional Leaders considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Healers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Religious people considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Researchers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Internet considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Media considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Peers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Which other is considered reliable by the community | n/a |
PROBE: Health care workers, traditional leaders, traditional healers, religious people or researchers or peers. | n/a |
3 a)Would you say communities are in better position to adopt healthy behaviors following intensified public health and social measures during Covid-19? | Y |
PROBE: if NOT why and if YES, why? | Wearing of Face masks, handwaah social dist, somehow politicd, |
3. b)Did the Covid-19 experience trigger you to appreciate the importance of preventing and controlling of disease? | Y |
PROBE:if Yes, How so | Yes. Adherence to prevention led to reduction in morbidity and diseases severity |
PROBE: if NO, Why? | n/a |
4. a)Do you think you have adequate resources to conduct health promotion activities? | N |
WHY | Transport, IEC in srs shortage in the district |
4. b_1) Are other organizations doing their best to support current | No partners other than MOHCC |
efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF DRUG ABUSE | |
4. b_2) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF GBV | Line ministries, ZRP and women affairs, not doing much due to resource limitation |
4. b_3) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF WASH related diseases | At the moment no active partners or organizations in WASH, the MOHCC resorted to focused WASH |
4. b_4) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF POOR NUTRITION | Organisations and partners are nolonger active due to funding constraints |
4. b_5) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS | Only ZRP and roady safety council of Zimbabwe. However they do the campaigns occasionally |
PROBE: Which factors work for their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | N/A |
PROBE: Which factors work against their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | N/A |
How effective are the current health promotion interventions? | Very effective. However need for scale up of the programs to all segments of the population. |
6. Recommendations to improve health promotion programming | Need to allocate funding, human resources need to be increased |
Assessor | PHPO Majuru AND Kahomwe HPO |
Assessor Organization | MOHCC |
Respondent | DEHO Chikanya |
Date | 3/8/2023 |
In your own opinion what do think what is health promotion? | Comprehensive approach for reaching out various communities and it involves engagement methods,use of IEC materials. |
1. a) Do you feel the Community you live in is participating in Health promotion interventions? | Y |
PROBE: Who is conducting the activities | HPO, EHPs, Community health workers , nurse |
1. a) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Drug Abuse | Yes mental health focal person collaborates with health promotion in conducting awareness campaigns,The DDC chairs a committee on drug and substance abuse. |
1. b) Are there Health Promotion activities that address GBV | ZRP organs wc advocate for prevention of GBV.Ministry is involved ti a certain extent but sub optimal |
1. c) Are there Health Promotion activities that addressWASH | Yes, Routine Health sessions, PHHE, special programs are ongoing, sanitation focused, triggering sessions fone collaboratively with COMUTEQ, RIDER also in prvision of WASH hardware in the district. |
1. d) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Nutrition | Yes, lead mothers , HPO drafting key msgs, Drought relief committees , ZCC at one time was working to address nutrition problems. |
1. e) Are there Health Promotion activities that address traffic accidents | CPU, carries out activities, MOhCC-Seke |
PROBE: Which challenges is the community facing in taking up health related information? | Gaps on engagement, comprehensive approach notbin place , top down approach rather than initiatives coming from the community, no proper consultations from the communities and limited rapid assessments done. |
Are health care workers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is a Community Health Worker considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Leaders considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Healers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Are Religious people considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Researchers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Internet considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Media considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Peers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Which other is considered reliable by the community | n/a |
PROBE: Health care workers, traditional leaders, traditional healers, religious people or researchers or peers. | n/a |
3 a)Would you say communities are in better | Y |
position to adopt healthy behaviors following intensified public health and social measures during Covid-19? | |
PROBE: if NOT why and if YES, why? | n/a |
3. b)Did the Covid-19 experience trigger you to appreciate the importance of preventing and controlling of disease? | Y |
PROBE:if Yes, How so | The adoption of new behaviors, eg mask wearing, washing of hands, social distancing all led to reduction in soread of the disease hence health promotion remains key in engaging communities bto adopt scientifically proven prevention methods, overal, te incidence reduced and hospitalisations as well |
PROBE: if NO, Why? | n/a |
4. a)Do you think you have adequate resources to conduct health promotion activities? | N |
WHY | n/a |
4. b_1) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF DRUG ABUSE | Not sure if they are performing optimally, however frequency and intensity need to increase, morw resources need to be availed for thwarting drug abuse, also the law inforcement agents need to be scale up. |
4. b_2) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF GBV | ZRP -,Sub optimal due to resource constraints, hence needs for collaborations with other line ministry and MOHCC |
4. b_3) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF WASH related diseases | At the moment no active partner, the MOHCC is resorting to focused WASH so as to promote community ownership of WASH activities. |
4. b_4) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF POOR NUTRITION | Not sure if they are still in the district, |
4. b_5) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS | ZRP, however more needs to be done to address this problem |
PROBE: Which factors work for their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | District coordination mechanisms available and already established structures in communities and at district level |
PROBE: Which factors work against their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | At times they are given areas which are not priority areas to implement their activities |
How effective are the current health promotion interventions? | Effective, be however there is need to adopt the comprehensive approach when discharging them |
6. Recommendations to improve health promotion programming | Revisit our approach, need for rapid assessments, need consultative processes for maximum community participation and collective action by communities |
Assessor | Tashinga Chiwara |
Assessor Organization | MoHCC |
Respondent | Mr A.Shava |
Date | 31/7/2023 |
In your own opinion what do think what is health promotion? | Issues of awareness and mobilization, tracking of activities implementation |
1. a) Do you feel the Community you live in is participating in Health promotion interventions? | Y |
PROBE: Who is conducting the activities | School health committees, School health masters, camfed |
1. a) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Drug Abuse | Yes, information boards, special assemblies health education |
1. b) Are there Health Promotion activities that address GBV | Edurtainmemt Dramas, |
1. c) Are there Health Promotion activities that addressWASH | Yes , promoting clean water and toilets |
1. d) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Nutrition | School feeding programs, Support groups |
1. e) Are there Health Promotion activities that address traffic accidents | No |
PROBE: Which challenges is the community facing in taking up health related information? | Limited IEC materials, Information gaps health coordinators due to staff mobility, airtime constraints |
Are health care workers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Is a Community Health Worker considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Leaders considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Healers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Are Religious people considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Researchers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Is Internet considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Media considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Peers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Which other is considered reliable by the community | School |
PROBE: Health care workers, traditional leaders, traditional healers, religious people or researchers or peers. | n/a |
3 a)Would you say communities are in better position to adopt healthy behaviors following intensified public health and social measures during Covid-19? | Y |
PROBE: if NOT why and if YES, why? | Communication feedback from communities, vaccinations acceptance, hand washing facilities, |
3. b)Did the Covid-19 experience trigger you to appreciate the importance of preventing and controlling of disease? | Y |
PROBE:if Yes, How so | Disaster preparedness, adaptation of learners from lockdown |
PROBE: if NO, Why? | n/a |
4. a)Do you think you have adequate resources to conduct health promotion activities? | N |
WHY | School development funds not including health components, |
4. b_1) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF DRUG ABUSE | City council, PLAN International, CAMFED |
4. b_2) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF GBV | Camfed (mags,fish,cama) |
4. b_3) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF WASH related diseases | PLAN |
4. b_4) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF POOR NUTRITION | None |
4. b_5) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS | None |
PROBE: Which factors work for their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | School health policy, human resources |
PROBE: Which factors work against their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Limited resources, |
How effective are the current health promotion interventions? | Fairly effective |
6. Recommendations to improve health promotion programming | Capacity building( School health clubs Materials resources availing |
Assessor | Tashinga V Chiwara |
Assessor Organization | MoHCC |
Respondent | Mr Matema, JHWO |
Date | 1/8/2023 |
In your own opinion what do think what is health promotion? | Demand creation for health services, awareness, information disseminate |
1. a) Do you feel the Community you live in is participating in Health promotion interventions? | Y |
PROBE: Who is conducting the activities | Multi sectoral systems, NGO, Gvt ministries |
1. a) Are there Health Promotion activities that | Yes |
address Drug Abuse | |
1. b) Are there Health Promotion activities that address GBV | Yes, community based identification of cases |
1. c) Are there Health Promotion activities that addressWASH | Yes, Hailing and sensitisation |
1. d) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Nutrition | Yes, healthy diets promotion |
1. e) Are there Health Promotion activities that address traffic accidents | No, but ZRP |
PROBE: Which challenges is the community facing in taking up health related information? | Resistance from religious groups, |
Are health care workers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is a Community Health Worker considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Leaders considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Healers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Religious people considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Researchers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Is Internet considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Media considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Peers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Which other is considered reliable by the community | n/a |
PROBE: Health care workers, traditional leaders, traditional healers, religious people or researchers or peers. | n/a |
3 a)Would you say communities are in better position to adopt healthy behaviors following | Y |
intensified public health and social measures during Covid-19? | |
PROBE: if NOT why and if YES, why? | Uptake of vaccines, adopted masking up and physical distance |
3. b)Did the Covid-19 experience trigger you to appreciate the importance of preventing and controlling of disease? | Y |
PROBE:if Yes, How so | Effectiveness of prevention measures |
PROBE: if NO, Why? | n/a |
4. a)Do you think you have adequate resources to conduct health promotion activities? | N |
WHY | Funds from other projects are limited to few specific pillars sometimes excluding Health promotion, |
4. b_1) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF DRUG ABUSE | JHWo, Psh, Zvandiri, Nac, Social welfare, ZRP |
4. b_2) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF GBV | JHWO, |
4. b_3) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF WASH related diseases | Oxfam |
4. b_4) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF POOR NUTRITION | Hand in hand |
4. b_5) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS | ZRP |
PROBE: Which factors work for their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | n/a |
PROBE: Which factors work against their efforts? POLICY, | Integration of synergies, stakeholders support, community ownership, |
STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | |
How effective are the current health promotion interventions? | Fairly well though constrained with resources |
6. Recommendations to improve health promotion programming | Staffing, District structures to be synergised . |
Assessor | Tashinga Chiwara |
Assessor Organization | MoHCC |
Respondent | Mr Zimuto DDC |
Date | 1/8/2023 |
In your own opinion what do think what is health promotion? | Health education to community |
1. a) Do you feel the Community you live in is participating in Health promotion interventions? | Y |
PROBE: Who is conducting the activities | MoHCC, DDC, DAC, Woman Affairs, ZRP, ZCC hand in hand , Zvandiri |
1. a) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Drug Abuse | Yes, awareness campaigns by zrp, ground for youths occupied |
1. b) Are there Health Promotion activities that address GBV | Yes, Woman Affairs, ZRP |
1. c) Are there Health Promotion activities that addressWASH | Yes, borehole rehabilitation in community and schools. DDF |
1. d) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Nutrition | Yes, Nutrition garden |
1. e) Are there Health Promotion activities that address traffic accidents | None |
PROBE: Which challenges is the community facing in taking up health related information? | Stakeholder accessibility, resources for outreach |
Are health care workers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is a Community Health Worker considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Leaders considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Healers considered reliable by the | N |
community? | |
Are Religious people considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Researchers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Is Internet considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Media considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Peers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Which other is considered reliable by the community | n/a |
PROBE: Health care workers, traditional leaders, traditional healers, religious people or researchers or peers. | n/a |
3 a)Would you say communities are in better position to adopt healthy behaviors following intensified public health and social measures during Covid-19? | Y |
PROBE: if NOT why and if YES, why? | Good Vaccinations uptake |
3. b)Did the Covid-19 experience trigger you to appreciate the importance of preventing and controlling of disease? | Y |
PROBE:if Yes, How so | Acceptance of measures and successful prevention to reduce morbidity of the disease |
PROBE: if NO, Why? | n/a |
4. a)Do you think you have adequate resources to conduct health promotion activities? | N |
WHY | Transport gaps, remuneration for outreach activities |
4. b_1) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF DRUG ABUSE | Zvandiri |
4. b_2) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in | Woman Affairs through its Woman empowerment programs |
prevention OF GBV | |
4. b_3) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF WASH related diseases | DDF, Hand in hand |
4. b_4) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF POOR NUTRITION | Hand in hand |
4. b_5) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS | ZRP |
PROBE: Which factors work for their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Community ownership programs, project resources |
PROBE: Which factors work against their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Political sensitive environment |
How effective are the current health promotion interventions? | Fairly well |
6. Recommendations to improve health promotion programming | Resources, inclusion of relevant pple in implementation |
Assessor | Vhumiso Claudius |
Assessor Organization | MoHCC |
Respondent | Rateiwa Pios Traditional healer Nyahukwe Makoni |
Date | 2/8/2023 |
In your own opinion what do think what is health promotion? | Teaching community about health |
1. a) Do you feel the Community you live in is participating in Health promotion interventions? | Y |
PROBE: Who is conducting the activities | EHTs, VHWs, Nurses, HCC |
1. a) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Drug Abuse | Village meeting awareness, community meeting |
1. b) Are there Health Promotion activities that address GBV | Training for GBV, community |
1. c) Are there Health Promotion activities that addressWASH | Community meetings and door to door health education |
1. d) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Nutrition | VHWs doing health education on nutrition |
1. e) Are there Health Promotion activities that address traffic accidents | Ward meeting sensitisation, and community meetings |
PROBE: Which challenges is the community facing in taking up health related information? | Religious beliefs, cultural beliefs |
Are health care workers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is a Community Health Worker considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Leaders considered reliable by the community? | N |
Are Traditional Healers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Religious people considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Researchers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Is Internet considered reliable by the community? | N |
Is Media considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Peers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Which other is considered reliable by the community | n/a |
PROBE: Health care workers, traditional leaders, traditional healers, religious people or researchers or peers. | Health workers are the most reliable |
3 a)Would you say communities are in better position to adopt healthy behaviors following intensified public health and social measures during Covid-19? | Y |
PROBE: if NOT why and if | Wearing of masks was accepted and still being used |
YES, why? | |
3. b)Did the Covid-19 experience trigger you to appreciate the importance of preventing and controlling of disease? | Y |
PROBE:if Yes, How so | Use of masks reduced the spread of the diseases. Vaccination also came in and helped to reduce the spread |
PROBE: if NO, Why? | n/a |
4. a)Do you think you have adequate resources to conduct health promotion activities? | N |
WHY | No refreshments, transport and t shirts |
4. b_1) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF DRUG ABUSE | Not sure of the organisations |
4. b_2) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF GBV | Not sure about the organisation |
4. b_3) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF WASH related diseases | Not sure about the organisation |
4. b_4) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF POOR NUTRITION | Not sure about organisation |
4. b_5) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS | No organisations, but village heads are teaching communities |
PROBE: Which factors work for their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Dont know |
PROBE: Which factors work against their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Dont know |
How effective are the current health promotion interventions? | Very effective and helps to reduce disease spread |
6. Recommendations to improve health promotion programming | Dissermination and continous information sharing on disease control and prevention. |
Assessor | Vhumiso Claudius |
Assessor Organization | MoHCC |
Respondent | Chakandinakira Grace Senior teacher |
Date | 1/8/2023 |
In your own opinion what do think what is health promotion? | Encouraging helath to pple |
1. a) Do you feel the Community you live in is participating in Health promotion interventions? | Y |
PROBE: Who is conducting the activities | Health staff, Health masters and VHWa |
1. a) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Drug Abuse | Awareness campaigns at school level Sensitisation at community level |
1. b) Are there Health Promotion activities that address GBV | School health masters sensitizing community and school children Identification of victims |
1. c) Are there Health Promotion activities that addressWASH | Tapped water scheme |
1. d) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Nutrition | Nutrition gardens at school level Feeding program |
1. e) Are there Health Promotion activities that address traffic accidents | Sensitisation of school children on good road usage |
PROBE: Which challenges is the community facing in taking up health related information? | Ignorance and lack of information Low literacy level Religious and cultural beliefs |
Are health care workers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is a Community Health Worker considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Leaders considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Healers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Religious people considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Researchers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Internet considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Media considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Peers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Which other is considered reliable by the community | n/a |
PROBE: Health care workers, traditional leaders, traditional healers, religious people or researchers or peers. | Health centre staff |
3 a)Would you say communities are in better position to adopt healthy behaviors following intensified public health and social measures during Covid-19? | Y |
PROBE: if NOT why and if YES, why? | Cases declined showing pple were adhering to the measures |
3. b)Did the Covid-19 experience trigger you to appreciate the importance of preventing and controlling of disease? | Y |
PROBE:if Yes, How so | Most people were not affected since they were trying to prevent |
PROBE: if NO, Why? | n/a |
4. a)Do you think you have adequate resources to conduct health promotion activities? | N |
WHY | Mobility is key in health promotion, so transport remain a challenge due to lack of funding. |
4. b_1) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF DRUG ABUSE | Yes... MoPSE, ZRP |
4. b_2) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF GBV | Yes. Not sure of any organisation |
4. b_3) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in | Yes. Unicef, Mercycorps |
prevention OF WASH related diseases | |
4. b_4) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF POOR NUTRITION | Yes. DSD, |
4. b_5) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS | Yes. No organisation mentioned |
PROBE: Which factors work for their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Policy and strategy |
PROBE: Which factors work against their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Legislation |
How effective are the current health promotion interventions? | Effective, since change is seen after implementation |
6. Recommendations to improve health promotion programming | Support from organisation for smooth running of the interventions Cascding of training down to ward level |
Assessor | Vhumiso Claudius |
Assessor Organization | MoHCC |
Respondent | DDC Nynaga Mr L Kasima |
Date | 1/8/2023 |
In your own opinion what do think what is health promotion? | Health education and promtion |
1. a) Do you feel the Community you live in is participating in Health promotion interventions? | Y |
PROBE: Who is conducting the activities | EHTs, HPOs, local government, NGOs |
1. a) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Drug Abuse | There is a set committee which adress drug conducting awareness |
1. b) Are there Health Promotion activities that address GBV | Roadshows for integrated messaging and mainstreaming |
1. c) Are there Health Promotion activities that addressWASH | Washfit assesment in schools |
1. d) Are there Health Promotion activities that | DNFS committee at district level |
address Nutrition | |
1. e) Are there Health Promotion activities that address traffic accidents | Awareness campaigns, local government is incharge of civil protection including RTAs |
PROBE: Which challenges is the community facing in taking up health related information? | Religious some refuse health interventions, cultural beliefs hindering uptake of health issues. |
Are health care workers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is a Community Health Worker considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Leaders considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Healers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Are Religious people considered reliable by the community? | N |
Are Researchers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Internet considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Media considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Peers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Which other is considered reliable by the community | n/a |
PROBE: Health care workers, traditional leaders, traditional healers, religious people or researchers or peers. | Health workers and government workers |
3 a)Would you say communities are in better position to adopt healthy behaviors following intensified public health and social measures during Covid-19? | Y |
PROBE: if NOT why and if YES, why? | Most people are still using sanitizers, masks and social distance |
3. b)Did the Covid-19 experience trigger you to appreciate the importance of preventing and controlling of | Y |
disease? | |
PROBE:if Yes, How so | We learnt disease prevention although we survived by Gods grace |
PROBE: if NO, Why? | n/a |
4. a)Do you think you have adequate resources to conduct health promotion activities? | N |
WHY | Staff available, but funding is lacking |
4. b_1) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF DRUG ABUSE | Yes. ZRP, DSD, MoPSE, Local authorities, NGOs, Faith organisation |
4. b_2) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF GBV | Yes. Women affairs, DSD, MoHCC |
4. b_3) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF WASH related diseases | Yes. Local authorities, NGOs and RIDA |
4. b_4) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF POOR NUTRITION | Yes. MoHCC, CDTO, Agritex |
4. b_5) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS | Yes. MoHCC, ZRP |
PROBE: Which factors work for their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | ALL |
PROBE: Which factors work against their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | n/a |
How effective are the current health promotion interventions? | Effective |
6. Recommendations to improve health promotion programming | Issue of multisectoral , improve on funding |
Assessor | Vhumiso Claudius |
Assessor Organization | MoHCC |
Respondent | Mildred Machingura ( Religious leaders Mushakata church) |
Date | 31/7/2023 |
In your own opinion what do think what is health promotion? | Teaching people about health in community |
1. a) Do you feel the Community you live in is participating in Health promotion interventions? | Y |
PROBE: Who is conducting the activities | VHWs, EHTs, Care givers |
1. a) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Drug Abuse | No |
1. b) Are there Health Promotion activities that address GBV | Yes, community volunteers |
1. c) Are there Health Promotion activities that addressWASH | Yes. Education done by EHTs, VHWs |
1. d) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Nutrition | Yes by VHWs |
1. e) Are there Health Promotion activities that address traffic accidents | Yes. Police is the leading sector |
PROBE: Which challenges is the community facing in taking up health related information? | Other religious sects refusing. |
Are health care workers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is a Community Health Worker considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Leaders considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Healers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Religious people considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Researchers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Is Internet considered reliable by the community? | N |
Is Media considered reliable | Y |
by the community? | |
Are Peers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Which other is considered reliable by the community | NA |
PROBE: Health care workers, traditional leaders, traditional healers, religious people or researchers or peers. | Health worker most provide reliable information |
3 a)Would you say communities are in better position to adopt healthy behaviors following intensified public health and social measures during Covid-19? | Y |
PROBE: if NOT why and if YES, why? | EHTs monitoring and community awareness through funerals |
3. b)Did the Covid-19 experience trigger you to appreciate the importance of preventing and controlling of disease? | Y |
PROBE:if Yes, How so | When vaccination was introduced the diseases dropped. Handshaking was removed as a norm on funeral gathering |
PROBE: if NO, Why? | n/a |
4. a)Do you think you have adequate resources to conduct health promotion activities? | N |
WHY | People are doing Voluntary work during health promotion activities |
4. b_1) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF DRUG ABUSE | No |
4. b_2) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF GBV | Yes NAC |
4. b_3) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF WASH related diseases | No |
4. b_4) Are other organizations doing their best to support current | No |
efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF POOR NUTRITION | |
4. b_5) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS | No |
PROBE: Which factors work for their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | NA |
PROBE: Which factors work against their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | NA |
How effective are the current health promotion interventions? | They are effective. Managed to prevent Cholera outbreak. Very effective for Malaria prevention |
6. Recommendations to improve health promotion programming | Improve funding for community based health promotion interventions |
Assessor | Vhumiso Claudius |
Assessor Organization | MoHCC |
Respondent | Pfungwa Mwoyoweshumba ( Village head Mwoyoweshumba) |
Date | 31/7/2023 |
In your own opinion what do think what is health promotion? | Giving education on health to individual and community |
1. a) Do you feel the Community you live in is participating in Health promotion interventions? | Y |
PROBE: Who is conducting the activities | EHTs, Nurses, VHWs |
1. a) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Drug Abuse | Yes. Village, Nurse |
1. b) Are there Health Promotion activities that address GBV | Yes. Volunteer to FACT |
1. c) Are there Health Promotion activities that addressWASH | Yes. |
1. d) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Nutrition | Yes. Nurse and EHTs |
1. e) Are there Health Promotion activities that address traffic accidents | No |
PROBE: Which challenges is | Yes. Village heads |
the community facing in taking up health related information? | |
Are health care workers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is a Community Health Worker considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Leaders considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Healers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Religious people considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Researchers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Internet considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Media considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Peers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Which other is considered reliable by the community | n/a |
PROBE: Health care workers, traditional leaders, traditional healers, religious people or researchers or peers. | We want information from Health care workers |
3 a)Would you say communities are in better position to adopt healthy behaviors following intensified public health and social measures during Covid-19? | Y |
PROBE: if NOT why and if YES, why? | Use of masks and handwashing |
3. b)Did the Covid-19 experience trigger you to appreciate the importance of preventing and controlling of disease? | Y |
PROBE:if Yes, How so | Reduced deaths due to compliance to the measures |
PROBE: if NO, Why? | n/a |
4. a)Do you think you have adequate resources to | N |
conduct health promotion activities? | |
WHY | Shortage of IEC material (Tshirts and refreshments) |
4. b_1) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF DRUG ABUSE | No |
4. b_2) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF GBV | Yes. FACT |
4. b_3) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF WASH related diseases | Yes. No idea of any organisation |
4. b_4) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF POOR NUTRITION | Yes. Health |
4. b_5) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS | Yes. No organisation |
PROBE: Which factors work for their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Interventions implementation and legistlation |
PROBE: Which factors work against their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | No |
How effective are the current health promotion interventions? | Very effective and reduces disease spread |
6. Recommendations to improve health promotion programming | Contionuous support for the activities |
Assessor | Vhumiso Claudius |
Assessor Organization | MoHCc |
Respondent | Issac Kwesha. Religious leader Jekeshinisheni |
Date | 31/7/2023 |
In your own opinion what do think what is health promotion? | Sharing of information on health issues at community level |
1. a) Do you feel the Community you live in is participating in Health promotion interventions? | Y |
PROBE: Who is conducting the activities | Nurses, EHTs, VHWs, lead mothers and village heads |
1. a) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Drug Abuse | Yes.. Works at ward level |
1. b) Are there Health Promotion activities that address GBV | Yes .. Village heads, volunteers |
1. c) Are there Health Promotion activities that addressWASH | Yes VHWs and EHTs |
1. d) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Nutrition | Yes. EHTs, Village head, Agritex |
1. e) Are there Health Promotion activities that address traffic accidents | Yes. Police and neighbourhood watch |
PROBE: Which challenges is the community facing in taking up health related information? | Religious, some refuse |
Are health care workers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is a Community Health Worker considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Leaders considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Healers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Religious people considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Researchers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Internet considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Media considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Peers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Which other is considered reliable by the community | n/a |
PROBE: Health care workers, | Health care worker |
traditional leaders, traditional healers, religious people or researchers or peers. | |
3 a)Would you say communities are in better position to adopt healthy behaviors following intensified public health and social measures during Covid-19? | Y |
PROBE: if NOT why and if YES, why? | People complied with the prevention measures |
3. b)Did the Covid-19 experience trigger you to appreciate the importance of preventing and controlling of disease? | Y |
PROBE:if Yes, How so | Use of mask helped a lot in prevention. Covid vaccination |
PROBE: if NO, Why? | n/a |
4. a)Do you think you have adequate resources to conduct health promotion activities? | N |
WHY | Resources come in shortage citing shortage of mosquito nets |
4. b_1) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF DRUG ABUSE | Yes.. Volunteer , though not aware of the organisation. |
4. b_2) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF GBV | Yes. not aware of the organisation (mentioned Police) |
4. b_3) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF WASH related diseases | Yes... not aware of the organisation |
4. b_4) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF POOR NUTRITION | Yes. Agritex |
4. b_5) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in | Yes. Police, MoPSE |
prevention OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS | |
PROBE: Which factors work for their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Legistlation and policies |
PROBE: Which factors work against their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | NA |
How effective are the current health promotion interventions? | Very effective and saving lives ( citing reduction of HIV through health promotion) |
6. Recommendations to improve health promotion programming | Continuous Health education and community engagement |
Assessor | Saidi Mpota |
Assessor Organization | Mohcc |
Respondent | Training Officer |
Date | 2/8/2023 |
In your own opinion what do think what is health promotion? | Hp is more of empowering knowledge thah communities take ownership. |
1. a) Do you feel the Community you live in is participating in Health promotion interventions? | Y |
PROBE: Who is conducting the activities | Normal HPO officers at district and Ehps |
1. a) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Drug Abuse | No |
1. b) Are there Health Promotion activities that address GBV | Yes,ZRP and at times health cadres |
1. c) Are there Health Promotion activities that addressWASH | Yes,EHPs MOHCC, Municipality |
1. d) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Nutrition | Not sure |
1. e) Are there Health Promotion activities that address traffic accidents | No |
PROBE: Which challenges is the community facing in taking up health related information? | n/a |
Are health care workers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is a Community Health | Y |
Worker considered reliable by the community? | |
Are Traditional Leaders considered reliable by the community? | N |
Are Traditional Healers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Are Religious people considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Researchers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Internet considered reliable by the community? | N |
Is Media considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Peers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Which other is considered reliable by the community | n/a |
PROBE: Health care workers, traditional leaders, traditional healers, religious people or researchers or peers. | n/a |
3 a)Would you say communities are in better position to adopt healthy behaviors following intensified public health and social measures during Covid-19? | Y |
PROBE: if NOT why and if YES, why? | n/a |
3. b)Did the Covid-19 experience trigger you to appreciate the importance of preventing and controlling of disease? | Y |
PROBE:if Yes, How so | COVID 19 triggered to consider and take up prevention measured in hygiene aspects |
PROBE: if NO, Why? | n/a |
4. a)Do you think you have adequate resources to conduct health promotion activities? | N |
WHY | No budget specific to HP |
4. b_1) Are other organizations doing their best to support current | No |
efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF DRUG ABUSE | |
4. b_2) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF GBV | Yes Zrp |
4. b_3) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF WASH related diseases | Yes WVI,GOAL |
4. b_4) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF POOR NUTRITION | Yes,WVI |
4. b_5) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS | No |
PROBE: Which factors work for their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Not sure it may be more related to policies |
PROBE: Which factors work against their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Strategy |
How effective are the current health promotion interventions? | In certain programs they are effective,eg WASH related,not all that effective in drug abuse and NCDs |
6. Recommendations to improve health promotion programming | Specific budget for HP Health workers need to be trained in Health Promotion methods |
Assessor | Constance Mandengenda |
Assessor Organization | MOHCC |
Respondent | Pride Ndlovu |
Date | 3/8/2023 |
In your own opinion what do think what is health promotion? | Raising awareness in different health issues, available interventions and what is expected of the community regarding health |
1. a) Do you feel the Community you live in is participating in Health promotion interventions? | Y |
PROBE: Who is conducting the activities | MOHCC, NAC, ZACH, ITECH, URDC and other partners |
1. a) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Drug Abuse | Yes incorporated in other programs |
1. b) Are there Health Promotion activities that address GBV | Yes ZACH is more into GBV |
1. c) Are there Health Promotion activities that addressWASH | Not sure |
1. d) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Nutrition | Yes there are programs by WFP and ZACH provides for its clients, social welfare provides grain for drought relief |
1. e) Are there Health Promotion activities that address traffic accidents | Not sure |
PROBE: Which challenges is the community facing in taking up health related information? | Distance to the health facility, lack of reliable transport |
Are health care workers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is a Community Health Worker considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Leaders considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Healers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Religious people considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Researchers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Is Internet considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Media considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Peers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Which other is considered reliable by the community | n/a |
PROBE: Health care workers, traditional leaders, traditional healers, religious people or researchers or peers. | n/a |
3 a)Would you say communities are in better | Y |
position to adopt healthy behaviors following intensified public health and social measures during Covid-19? | |
PROBE: if NOT why and if YES, why? | People witnessed and experienced lots of deaths hence they now uptake preventive measures including vaccination |
3. b)Did the Covid-19 experience trigger you to appreciate the importance of preventing and controlling of disease? | Y |
PROBE:if Yes, How so | Initially, assumptions were there , but after vaccine introduction, less deaths are experienced, indicating the effectiveness of health interventions to prevent and control disease |
PROBE: if NO, Why? | n/a |
4. a)Do you think you have adequate resources to conduct health promotion activities? | N |
WHY | Fuel, transport, funds for material development and reaching out to communities requires funding which is not available |
4. b_1) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF DRUG ABUSE | Ministry of youth, young people's network, plan international, ZACH, DSD |
4. b_2) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF GBV | ZACH, MOHCC, Trinity, Katswe, NAC, Plan international |
4. b_3) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF WASH related diseases | Not sure |
4. b_4) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF POOR NUTRITION | DSD, WFP, ZACH |
4. b_5) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS | Not sure |
PROBE: Which factors work | Financial support, support from local government, standing MOU, |
for their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | provided with offices and other support from MOHCC |
PROBE: Which factors work against their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Political environment hindering community activities, limited funding and resources which limits coverage of interventions, |
How effective are the current health promotion interventions? | Very effective because people are taking up health initiatives though some people are reluctant due to religion. Resource limitations also limit implementation of protective behaviours |
6. Recommendations to improve health promotion programming | There is need for stronger partnerships between MOHCC and it's partners. Continuous capacitation of VHWs to increase reach in all communities, capacitate community leaders. Need for funding for health promotion departmental activities. Need for support to celebrate national and global health days and health events eg cancer days. |
Assessor | Constance Mandengenda |
Assessor Organization | MOHCC |
Respondent | Thokozani Ndlovu |
Date | 3/8/2023 |
In your own opinion what do think what is health promotion? | Ensuring that people are healthy through communication and health related campaigns |
1. a) Do you feel the Community you live in is participating in Health promotion interventions? | Y |
PROBE: Who is conducting the activities | MOHCC, RDC, NGOs |
1. a) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Drug Abuse | Yes awareness campaigns and radio sessions are being done |
1. b) Are there Health Promotion activities that address GBV | Yes awareness campaigns are conducted in the communities |
1. c) Are there Health Promotion activities that addressWASH | Yes borehole drilling projects, awareness campaigns and meetings to coordinate WASH response |
1. d) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Nutrition | Yes schools feeding and drought relief interventions |
1. e) Are there Health Promotion activities that address traffic accidents | Yes some awareness are held especially during holidays by the traffic council of Zimbabwe |
PROBE: Which challenges is the community facing in taking up health related information? | Lack of awareness activities in remote areas due to financial constraints, unavailability of IEC material for some conditions |
Are health care workers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is a Community Health | Y |
Worker considered reliable by the community? | |
Are Traditional Leaders considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Healers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Religious people considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Researchers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Is Internet considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Media considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Peers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Which other is considered reliable by the community | n/a |
PROBE: Health care workers, traditional leaders, traditional healers, religious people or researchers or peers. | n/a |
3 a)Would you say communities are in better position to adopt healthy behaviors following intensified public health and social measures during Covid-19? | Y |
PROBE: if NOT why and if YES, why? | Because they have noted that failure to prevent diseases can cause loss of life and even wealth |
3. b)Did the Covid-19 experience trigger you to appreciate the importance of preventing and controlling of disease? | Y |
PROBE:if Yes, How so | I realized that it is better to prevent especially because covid had no cure. It was almost a death sentence so avoiding it at all cost was the best |
PROBE: if NO, Why? | n/a |
4. a)Do you think you have adequate resources to conduct health promotion activities? | N |
WHY | Because they do not reach every corner, they cannot plan most activities because of lack of funding. Health promotion is diverse and because no funds cover all that need to be done, a gap exists |
4. b_1) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF DRUG ABUSE | Yes eg NAC, Ministry of Youths and churches |
4. b_2) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF GBV | Yes ZACH, Women affairs, community groups |
4. b_3) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF WASH related diseases | Yes IMC, DDF |
4. b_4) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF POOR NUTRITION | Social welfare, WFP |
4. b_5) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS | Police |
PROBE: Which factors work for their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Local government support and political will |
PROBE: Which factors work against their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Resource constraints and cultural values |
How effective are the current health promotion interventions? | Very effective though limited by funding. |
6. Recommendations to improve health promotion programming | Increase funding. Increase personnel at all levels to improve coverage |
Assessor | Tonderai Chibura |
Assessor Organization | MOHCC |
Respondent | A/DMO Chivi |
Date | 31/7/2023 |
In your own opinion what do think what is health promotion? | Its about making people aware about thier health whether curative or preventive |
1. a) Do you feel the Community you live in is participating in Health | Y |
promotion interventions? | |
PROBE: Who is conducting the activities | Community health staff at village level, traditional leaders, community health teams |
1. a) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Drug Abuse | Not so sure |
1. b) Are there Health Promotion activities that address GBV | I have not heard of any |
1. c) Are there Health Promotion activities that addressWASH | These ones i think they are there |
1. d) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Nutrition | I have not seen yet |
1. e) Are there Health Promotion activities that address traffic accidents | Not any |
PROBE: Which challenges is the community facing in taking up health related information? | Negligents, iliteracy , there are other places that are out of reach , poverty |
Are health care workers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is a Community Health Worker considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Leaders considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Healers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Are Religious people considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Researchers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Internet considered reliable by the community? | N |
Is Media considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Peers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Which other is considered reliable by the community | n/a |
PROBE: Health care workers, traditional leaders, traditional healers, religious people or researchers or | n/a |
peers. | |
3 a)Would you say communities are in better position to adopt healthy behaviors following intensified public health and social measures during Covid-19? | Y |
PROBE: if NOT why and if YES, why? | Covid made people to be more aware and iterms of urgency it was awarekening |
3. b)Did the Covid-19 experience trigger you to appreciate the importance of preventing and controlling of disease? | Y |
PROBE:if Yes, How so | When the pandemic came out it was sudden , because of the virulance of the pathogen measures were taken seriously |
PROBE: if NO, Why? | n/a |
4. a)Do you think you have adequate resources to conduct health promotion activities? | N |
WHY | There are ni funds , we do have campaigns but the resources wont be sufficient |
4. b_1) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF DRUG ABUSE | None |
4. b_2) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF GBV | None |
4. b_3) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF WASH related diseases | None |
4. b_4) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF POOR NUTRITION | None |
4. b_5) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF TRAFFIC | None |
ACCIDENTS | |
PROBE: Which factors work for their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Involvement of the law enforcing department, involvement of local leaders |
PROBE: Which factors work against their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | None |
How effective are the current health promotion interventions? | They are effective |
6. Recommendations to improve health promotion programming | Organizations should be allowed to implement these activities |
Assessor | Tonderai Chibura |
Assessor Organization | Mohcc |
Respondent | MR MATINGWINA DDC CHIVI |
Date | 31/7/2023 |
In your own opinion what do think what is health promotion? | Its dissermination of health related information such as the need for vaccination , informing the population about diseases and health services such as family planning |
1. a) Do you feel the Community you live in is participating in Health promotion interventions? | Y |
PROBE: Who is conducting the activities | Particulaly women but there is less participation from man. Mohcc is conducting i once participate in one and it dominated by females |
1. a) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Drug Abuse | Yes recently we were instructed to form a commitee on substance abuse , Zrp has also done some awareness campaigns with social welfare and mental health officials from Mohcc . Traditional leaders are also creating awareness sessions in their areas |
1. b) Are there Health Promotion activities that address GBV | Championed by women affairs and zrp and mohcc especially during commemoration days |
1. c) Are there Health Promotion activities that addressWASH | We have DWSC and its one of thier task to coordinate hygiene promotion issues and we also have borehole donations from the president we have been discussing about ensuring access to sanitation and its cascaded to the village level, we also have village health workers creating awareness |
1. d) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Nutrition | Recently we had nutrition action Zimbabwe in 3 wards but the programme came to an end 4 months ago but it was promoting nutrtion and care is also supporting education of mothers on nutrition |
1. e) Are there Health Promotion activities that address traffic accidents | We are limited because of resources we did a couple of campaigns but it was reactional after we had had accidents that were fatal |
PROBE: Which challenges is the community facing in taking up health related information? | Culture, religion, lack of knowledge |
Are health care workers | Y |
considered reliable by the community? | |
Is a Community Health Worker considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Leaders considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Healers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Are Religious people considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Researchers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Internet considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Media considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Peers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Which other is considered reliable by the community | n/a |
PROBE: Health care workers, traditional leaders, traditional healers, religious people or researchers or peers. | Reliability depends on social status and profession in general |
3 a)Would you say communities are in better position to adopt healthy behaviors following intensified public health and social measures during Covid-19? | Y |
PROBE: if NOT why and if YES, why? | With the advent of technology and knowledge systems it has improved |
3. b)Did the Covid-19 experience trigger you to appreciate the importance of preventing and controlling of disease? | Y |
PROBE:if Yes, How so | People realised that there is advantage to adhere to measures to prevent disease through loss of relatives |
PROBE: if NO, Why? | n/a |
4. a)Do you think you have adequate resources to conduct health promotion activities? | N |
WHY | We do not have , especially considering the importance of health |
and health promotion | |
4. b_1) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF DRUG ABUSE | No its only the government and we need more support |
4. b_2) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF GBV | n/a |
4. b_3) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF WASH related diseases | Currently there was care but its nolonger doing it so i think there is a huge gap |
4. b_4) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF POOR NUTRITION | There is a huge gap also |
4. b_5) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS | We have lack of organisation who are visible in thise |
PROBE: Which factors work for their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Access to resources the materials and human resources are available , flexibility of the government in taking up thier programmes and support |
PROBE: Which factors work against their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | I do not see any |
How effective are the current health promotion interventions? | They are effective for example for vaccination we saw a huge impact |
6. Recommendations to improve health promotion programming | ICT for health , billboards and transport , involvement of traditional leaders . |
Assessor | Tonderai Chibura |
Assessor Organization | Mohcc |
Respondent | Zhou Maxwell DSD Chivi Acting District Social Development Officer |
Date | 31/7/2023 |
In your own opinion what do think what is health promotion? | Its issue of people seeking to maintain their wellbeing mental or physical.Through involvement in programming , uptake of services , behavior change and influencing others to take services |
1. a) Do you feel the Community you live in is | Y |
participating in Health promotion interventions? | |
PROBE: Who is conducting the activities | VHWs, CCWs |
1. a) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Drug Abuse | Partly but they need to improve but we need to have advocacy and awareness platforms such as youth friendly corners and sports and edutainment for youth |
1. b) Are there Health Promotion activities that address GBV | They are there in terms of were to report and how to report through the involvement of stakeholders and the present linkages we have but we need to do more |
1. c) Are there Health Promotion activities that addressWASH | Through the sanitation comittees in the community and at platforms such as platforms that ensure that services are provided through the support of the local authority and other GOZ institutions |
1. d) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Nutrition | Yes platforms are there and we also have Care International and commitees have been set up and we also have community cadres who create awareness , we used to have food distribution commitees and at our local health centres there are also opportunities for care givers to access information and nutrition services |
1. e) Are there Health Promotion activities that address traffic accidents | It can be linked to the emergency services |
PROBE: Which challenges is the community facing in taking up health related information? | Religious objections, low male involment , lack of outreach, there are areas with poor access to health facilities |
Are health care workers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is a Community Health Worker considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Leaders considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Healers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Religious people considered reliable by the community? | N |
Are Researchers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Internet considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Media considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Peers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Which other is considered reliable by the community | n/a |
PROBE: Health care workers, traditional leaders, traditional healers, religious people or researchers or peers. | There is need for capacity building of church leaders and traditional leaders, information should be followed up with explanations inform of pamphlets and othernIEC |
3 a)Would you say communities are in better position to adopt healthy behaviors following intensified public health and social measures during Covid-19? | Y |
PROBE: if NOT why and if YES, why? | Information was disserminated and the community are now aware but this needs to be continous |
3. b)Did the Covid-19 experience trigger you to appreciate the importance of preventing and controlling of disease? | Y |
PROBE:if Yes, How so | The general atmosphere seeing others falling seek and the efficacy that came with it through community capacitation triggered response. Our health system also improved screening access and ensured that hygiene practices are globally accepted |
PROBE: if NO, Why? | n/a |
4. a)Do you think you have adequate resources to conduct health promotion activities? | Y |
WHY | Maybe we are at 50% but we need partners to come in to cover the other 50% |
4. b_1) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF DRUG ABUSE | Its an emerging phenomenon there is need for a workup call for other partners to cheap in and each and every stakeholder should take part |
4. b_2) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF GBV | DSD , women affairs , Zapp trust ,Musasa |
4. b_3) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF WASH related diseases | None |
4. b_4) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF POOR | RDC , there was also a drop some went away |
NUTRITION | |
4. b_5) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS | Traffic and safety council conduct here and there and also ZRP |
PROBE: Which factors work for their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Improving of law and enforcement |
PROBE: Which factors work against their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Lack of partnerships and linkages |
How effective are the current health promotion interventions? | They are fair in terms of how they are bieng implemented there is lack of resources but the efforts being put are fair |
6. Recommendations to improve health promotion programming | Partnerships are important, more platforms and outreach to reach the hard to reach.also continuous capacitation of field workers because they are closer to the community.Ensure that partners also provide necessasry support |
Assessor | Tonderai Chibura |
Assessor Organization | Mohcc |
Respondent | Mr Lafios Huruva Chairperson for HCC Jerera Clinic |
Date | 1/8/2023 |
In your own opinion what do think what is health promotion? | We will be talking about encouraging people about health |
1. a) Do you feel the Community you live in is participating in Health promotion interventions? | Y |
PROBE: Who is conducting the activities | Local traditional leadership, representatives of the HCC, VHWs, Government workers |
1. a) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Drug Abuse | For this ward we have Pisa pisa arts productions and iam the director of that group and we have a play that we show case at ward meetings to address drug abuse |
1. b) Are there Health Promotion activities that address GBV | Pisa Pisa productions also have plays on GBV advocacy and iam also GBV facilitator , i used to hold some workshops in the community |
1. c) Are there Health Promotion activities that addressWASH | We have those activities |
1. d) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Nutrition | We have those as well we once had Adra which we worked with and ever since then we are championing promotion of a healthy plate |
1. e) Are there Health Promotion activities that address traffic accidents | This one is not much |
PROBE: Which challenges is the community facing in | Poverty and hunger, people will only listen to those who come with food , |
taking up health related information? | |
Are health care workers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is a Community Health Worker considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Leaders considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Healers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Are Religious people considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Researchers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Is Internet considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Media considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Peers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Which other is considered reliable by the community | n/a |
PROBE: Health care workers, traditional leaders, traditional healers, religious people or researchers or peers. | n/a |
3 a)Would you say communities are in better position to adopt healthy behaviors following intensified public health and social measures during Covid-19? | Y |
PROBE: if NOT why and if YES, why? | They are now at a better level they are now trying as much as they can to get access to information and health services |
3. b)Did the Covid-19 experience trigger you to appreciate the importance of preventing and controlling of disease? | Y |
PROBE:if Yes, How so | I had personal experience and i had to go for quarantine and saw the importance of prevention |
PROBE: if NO, Why? | n/a |
4. a)Do you think you have adequate resources to | N |
conduct health promotion activities? | |
WHY | If resources were available we would have continued with a lot of projects such as roadshows that we used to do |
4. b_1) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF DRUG ABUSE | Pisa Pisa |
4. b_2) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF GBV | Pisa Pisa , The government and Christian Care |
4. b_3) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF WASH related diseases | Care internatioal |
4. b_4) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF POOR NUTRITION | Care international |
4. b_5) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS | None |
PROBE: Which factors work for their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | None |
PROBE: Which factors work against their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | MOUs complicate things at district level |
How effective are the current health promotion interventions? | They help communities so much , utilization of services has increased at the local clinic |
6. Recommendations to improve health promotion programming | There is need for more resources for health promotion activitives |
Assessor | Tonderai Chibura |
Assessor Organization | Mohcc |
Respondent | Mr Mahambe DEHO ZAKA |
Date | 1/8/2023 |
In your own opinion what do think what is health | Entails promoting or creating a sense of ownership for health programmes so that communities have a buy in and also assures |
promotion? | sustainability and acceptance of the programme |
1. a) Do you feel the Community you live in is participating in Health promotion interventions? | Y |
PROBE: Who is conducting the activities | VHWS , Village Heads, School Health , CBOs , Community Health clubs, Support groups, |
1. a) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Drug Abuse | Not aware |
1. b) Are there Health Promotion activities that address GBV | In a way especially at hospitals when giving health education the GBV focal person also address clients |
1. c) Are there Health Promotion activities that addressWASH | Recently we had a training facilitated by Christian Care and a nurse and EHT were trained on hygien promotion and other aspects on cholera prevention and they are now cascading these actions at village level |
1. d) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Nutrition | We have community gardens and a project that gives porridge to the little ones |
1. e) Are there Health Promotion activities that address traffic accidents | As of now no |
PROBE: Which challenges is the community facing in taking up health related information? | Myths and misconceptions, religious beliefs, cultural beliefs, |
Are health care workers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is a Community Health Worker considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Leaders considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Healers considered reliable by the community? | n/a |
Are Religious people considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Researchers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Internet considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Media considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Peers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Which other is considered reliable by the community | n/a |
PROBE: Health care workers, traditional leaders, traditional healers, religious people or researchers or peers. | Traditionals have thier own beliefs so some do not even promote or support health agendas, but generally people believe in heealth workers |
3 a)Would you say communities are in better position to adopt healthy behaviors following intensified public health and social measures during Covid-19? | Y |
PROBE: if NOT why and if YES, why? | People now respond with a positive mind |
3. b)Did the Covid-19 experience trigger you to appreciate the importance of preventing and controlling of disease? | Y |
PROBE:if Yes, How so | During the funerals that experience gave a terrifying situation such that people became threatened by the situation and they adhered to measures hand washing improved and people even had tipy taps at thier homes |
PROBE: if NO, Why? | n/a |
4. a)Do you think you have adequate resources to conduct health promotion activities? | N |
WHY | EHTs do not have motor cycles , there is no fuel and that makes it hard for us to reach the hard to reach far areas.There is no support in IEC developement we have so many diseases that do not have IEC materials |
4. b_1) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF DRUG ABUSE | ZRP maybe |
4. b_2) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF GBV | Care International who are mainstreaming GBV |
4. b_3) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF WASH related diseases | Christian Care, Care International |
4. b_4) Are other | Care international , Social Welfare |
organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF POOR NUTRITION | |
4. b_5) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS | CPU headed by the DDC |
PROBE: Which factors work for their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | n/a |
PROBE: Which factors work against their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Legislation that enforce or mandate each house hold to have a latrine Mohcc should have a policy on WASH |
How effective are the current health promotion interventions? | They are very effective given that we have been doing them with minimum resources |
6. Recommendations to improve health promotion programming | We need adequate resources , iec materials for neglected public health issues, utilise social media we need to develope media content, utilise radio and TV |
Assessor | Tonderai Chibura |
Assessor Organization | Mohcc |
Respondent | MAPANGA TICHARWA MOPSE A/ DSI |
Date | 2/8/2023 |
In your own opinion what do think what is health promotion? | Its taking health matters to higher levels ,it involves awareness on health issues |
1. a) Do you feel the Community you live in is participating in Health promotion interventions? | Y |
PROBE: Who is conducting the activities | VHWs , school health coordinators |
1. a) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Drug Abuse | Yes at schools we are creating awareness but we heard that agents to implement this should be trained but we are mandated as MOPse to conduct activities on Drug abuse and report on them |
1. b) Are there Health Promotion activities that address GBV | Caritas is leading a campaign on GBV but at a low level thay are just targeting a few wards |
1. c) Are there Health Promotion activities that addressWASH | In our schools yes we are promoting wash , we also have CAMFED supporting learners with hygiene needs |
1. d) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Nutrition | We have schools engaged in feeding programmes and gardens |
1. e) Are there Health Promotion activities that | Teachers have been trained on disaster risk management following incidences |
address traffic accidents | |
PROBE: Which challenges is the community facing in taking up health related information? | Religion is affecting a huge population especially those from the apostolic sect |
Are health care workers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is a Community Health Worker considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Leaders considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Healers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Are Religious people considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Researchers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Internet considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Media considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Peers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Which other is considered reliable by the community | Posters |
PROBE: Health care workers, traditional leaders, traditional healers, religious people or researchers or peers. | Traditional leaders open gates for the health works , religion has strong influence |
3 a)Would you say communities are in better position to adopt healthy behaviors following intensified public health and social measures during Covid-19? | Y |
PROBE: if NOT why and if YES, why? | They grasped very well the issue of mask wearing and hand washing |
3. b)Did the Covid-19 experience trigger you to appreciate the importance of preventing and controlling of disease? | Y |
PROBE:if Yes, How so | Mask wearing and hand washing is now a key part of our life |
PROBE: if NO, Why? | n/a |
4. a)Do you think you have adequate resources to conduct health promotion activities? | N |
WHY | We only have human resources but they are other things such as material and financial resources that we do not have |
4. b_1) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF DRUG ABUSE | MOPSE, Police |
4. b_2) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF GBV | Caritas , Jekesa Pfungwa |
4. b_3) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF WASH related diseases | I DONT KNOW |
4. b_4) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF POOR NUTRITION | MOPSE at school |
4. b_5) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS | Police |
PROBE: Which factors work for their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | People in this district appreciate and own such initiatives and always welcome them |
PROBE: Which factors work against their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | I dont see any |
How effective are the current health promotion interventions? | Yes as i stated before hygiene and healthy behaviours have been adopted we used to eat in one plate if you remember now we eat in separate plates due to the education |
6. Recommendations to improve health promotion programming | Health education should be continous |
Assessor | Mugumbate Agnes |
Assessor Organization | MoHCC |
Respondent | Anita Mandiranga, FACT |
Date | 1/8/2023 |
In your own opinion what do think what is health promotion? | Education of people on disease prevention to promote health |
1. a) Do you feel the Community you live in is participating in Health promotion interventions? | Y |
PROBE: Who is conducting the activities | BCC, VHWs, Nurses, EHT |
1. a) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Drug Abuse | No |
1. b) Are there Health Promotion activities that address GBV | Yes by BCC and Case Care, VHWs |
1. c) Are there Health Promotion activities that addressWASH | Yes by EHT though there is no funding |
1. d) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Nutrition | Yes. The Nutrition programs used to be done by Nutrition coordinators but they are no longer employed by MOHCC |
1. e) Are there Health Promotion activities that address traffic accidents | No |
PROBE: Which challenges is the community facing in taking up health related information? | Not havingbadequate information Fear of e.g being HIV positive |
Are health care workers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is a Community Health Worker considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Leaders considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Healers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Are Religious people considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Researchers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Internet considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Media considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Peers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Which other is considered reliable by the community | n/a |
PROBE: Health care workers, traditional leaders, traditional healers, religious people or researchers or peers. | HCWs, Community Case Care workers and leaders |
3 a)Would you say communities are in better position to adopt healthy behaviors following intensified public health and social measures during Covid-19? | Y |
PROBE: if NOT why and if YES, why? | People adopted preventive behaviours like wearing face masks and washing hands regularly. |
3. b)Did the Covid-19 experience trigger you to appreciate the importance of preventing and controlling of disease? | Y |
PROBE:if Yes, How so | People were avoiding shaking hands during funerals and using sanitizers |
PROBE: if NO, Why? | n/a |
4. a)Do you think you have adequate resources to conduct health promotion activities? | N |
WHY | There are inadequate facilities to promote health like availability of toilets |
4. b_1) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF DRUG ABUSE | No |
4. b_2) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF GBV | Ministry of Women'sAffairs, Case Care Workers Welfare |
4. b_3) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF WASH related diseases | Mercy Corps |
4. b_4) Are other organizations doing their best to support current | No |
efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF POOR NUTRITION | |
4. b_5) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS | No |
PROBE: Which factors work for their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Don't know |
PROBE: Which factors work against their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Don't know |
How effective are the current health promotion interventions? | Effective. There are results on reduced illnesses |
6. Recommendations to improve health promotion programming | -There's need to have more education on drug and substance abuse to youths like campaigns as was done during COVID19. This would assist those who are willing to accept information. -Some villages do not have safe water. More water programs to be establish |
Assessor | Mugumbate Agnes |
Assessor Organization | MoHCC, PMD Manicaland |
Respondent | Masline Manyota, Church leader |
Date | 2/8/2023 |
In your own opinion what do think what is health promotion? | It's the education of do health like da prevention and what people should do to prevent das. This assisted in Covid19 reduction. Child immunization has improved in having children vaccinated. Gap:- toilets,need resources to build toilet. |
1. a) Do you feel the Community you live in is participating in Health promotion interventions? | Y |
PROBE: Who is conducting the activities | VHWs, Community people give each other advice, EHTs |
1. a) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Drug Abuse | No |
1. b) Are there Health Promotion activities that address GBV | Yes, being done by Social Welfare, FACT, VHWs |
1. c) Are there Health Promotion activities that addressWASH | Yes, but no funding for the programs |
1. d) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Nutrition | No |
1. e) Are there Health | No |
Promotion activities that address traffic accidents | |
PROBE: Which challenges is the community facing in taking up health related information? | There are posters pamphlets Religious beliefs Vaccine objectors |
Are health care workers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is a Community Health Worker considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Leaders considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Healers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Are Religious people considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Researchers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Internet considered reliable by the community? | N |
Is Media considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Peers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Which other is considered reliable by the community | n/a |
PROBE: Health care workers, traditional leaders, traditional healers, religious people or researchers or peers. | Nurses , EHTs, VHWs |
3 a)Would you say communities are in better position to adopt healthy behaviors following intensified public health and social measures during Covid-19? | Y |
PROBE: if NOT why and if YES, why? | COVID 19 preventive measures like wearing face masks was adhered to. |
3. b)Did the Covid-19 experience trigger you to appreciate the importance of preventing and controlling of disease? | Y |
PROBE:if Yes, How so | Communities were wearing face masks and sanitizing hands, not |
shaking hands and washing hands and social distancing. | |
PROBE: if NO, Why? | n/a |
4. a)Do you think you have adequate resources to conduct health promotion activities? | N |
WHY | There are no adequate resources for example availability of toilets |
4. b_1) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF DRUG ABUSE | Social Welfare, FACT, MOHCC |
4. b_2) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF GBV | social Welfare and FACT |
4. b_3) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF WASH related diseases | MoHCC |
4. b_4) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF POOR NUTRITION | Nil |
4. b_5) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS | Nil |
PROBE: Which factors work for their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | All |
PROBE: Which factors work against their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Don't know |
How effective are the current health promotion interventions? | Effective |
6. Recommendations to improve health promotion programming | -Avail resources for provision of facilities to promote health like water and sanitation facilities -Provision of supplies for example to prevent COVID 19:( masks, sanitizer) |
Assessor | Tonderai Chibura |
Assessor Organization | Mohcc |
Respondent | Shingirai Hwande Communication Officer Ministry of Information |
Date | 1/8/2023 |
In your own opinion what do think what is health promotion? | The promotion of health activities which in turn promote sustainable health in totality. Discouraging behaviours that do not promote health |
1. a) Do you feel the Community you live in is participating in Health promotion interventions? | Y |
PROBE: Who is conducting the activities | Mohcc, Ministry of information , Care International has also been partly involved , VHWs |
1. a) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Drug Abuse | Currently we do not have but we planning to do so |
1. b) Are there Health Promotion activities that address GBV | We have such programmes that come to empower females and girls so we do have them |
1. c) Are there Health Promotion activities that addressWASH | Yes we also have a district commitee and christian care coming in as a partner as well |
1. d) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Nutrition | We have nutrition gardens and other agricultural prOjects that seek to promote nutrition |
1. e) Are there Health Promotion activities that address traffic accidents | Currently we dont have the programme |
PROBE: Which challenges is the community facing in taking up health related information? | Access to electronic gadgets, low level of education to understand health concepts, religious beliefs most groups we have object to the information we give |
Are health care workers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is a Community Health Worker considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Leaders considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Healers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Are Religious people considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Researchers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Internet considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Media considered reliable | Y |
by the community? | |
Are Peers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Which other is considered reliable by the community | n/a |
PROBE: Health care workers, traditional leaders, traditional healers, religious people or researchers or peers. | Traditional healers have their own set of beliefs and are difficult to convince, information from social media is also very unreliable , there is also poor access to internet especially in the rural areas |
3 a)Would you say communities are in better position to adopt healthy behaviors following intensified public health and social measures during Covid-19? | Y |
PROBE: if NOT why and if YES, why? | People are now practising and complying to health regulations |
3. b)Did the Covid-19 experience trigger you to appreciate the importance of preventing and controlling of disease? | Y |
PROBE:if Yes, How so | Now i know that hand washing is important and even sanitizing and hygiene should be done despige the fact that there is an outbreak |
PROBE: if NO, Why? | n/a |
4. a)Do you think you have adequate resources to conduct health promotion activities? | N |
WHY | Resources are a challanges we always improvise and we do not have vehicles and even fuel for activities, so our coverage remains low |
4. b_1) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF DRUG ABUSE | Care international but not directly |
4. b_2) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF GBV | Care internationa, Tariro Youth Developement trust, NAC, ZRP |
4. b_3) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF WASH related diseases | Christian care, all government ministiries , care international, solidarmed and caritas, Rural District Council |
4. b_4) Are other | Ministry of Agriculture and other stakeholders |
organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF POOR NUTRITION | |
4. b_5) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS | Non specific though we had a workshop from trsffic safety council recently |
PROBE: Which factors work for their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | The political will is crucial they should be considered as developement partners and not agents of the west |
PROBE: Which factors work against their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Beaurocracy and so many offices and processes that causes delays , lack of professionalism from some government officials who would want to personally benefit from the NGOs. |
How effective are the current health promotion interventions? | They are very effective |
6. Recommendations to improve health promotion programming | In rural areas we need transport and also IT capacity we need more access to internet , establishment of community radios |
Assessor | Tonderai Chibura |
Assessor Organization | Mohcc |
Respondent | Mr Mafumbate Provincial Environmental Health Officer Masvingo |
Date | 31/7/2023 |
In your own opinion what do think what is health promotion? | Its a way of trying to enhance the uptake and effectiveness of health programmes |
1. a) Do you feel the Community you live in is participating in Health promotion interventions? | Y |
PROBE: Who is conducting the activities | Health Clubs , Christian Care |
1. a) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Drug Abuse | Yes at meetings for health clubs and campaigns for drug abuse are done |
1. b) Are there Health Promotion activities that address GBV | Yes many meetings that now incorporate these issues |
1. c) Are there Health Promotion activities that addressWASH | Christian care is working with VHWs and through health clubs |
1. d) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Nutrition | Not of late we used to have them but they died naturally |
1. e) Are there Health Promotion activities that | The traffic safety council create awareness at road blocks and in town during holidays |
address traffic accidents | |
PROBE: Which challenges is the community facing in taking up health related information? | People in the urban areas are always busy and Interpersonal communication is hard and also accessibility to private institutions in town is difficult |
Are health care workers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is a Community Health Worker considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Leaders considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Healers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Religious people considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Researchers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Internet considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Media considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Peers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Which other is considered reliable by the community | n/a |
PROBE: Health care workers, traditional leaders, traditional healers, religious people or researchers or peers. | n/a |
3 a)Would you say communities are in better position to adopt healthy behaviors following intensified public health and social measures during Covid-19? | Y |
PROBE: if NOT why and if YES, why? | When that happened everyone became complient so if the same approach is taken for all conditions and diseases people will begin to understand better |
3. b)Did the Covid-19 experience trigger you to appreciate the importance of preventing and controlling of disease? | Y |
PROBE:if Yes, How so | The activities we conducted to prevent covid had a huge impact on |
peoples perseptions | |
PROBE: if NO, Why? | n/a |
4. a)Do you think you have adequate resources to conduct health promotion activities? | N |
WHY | Example we have the IRS programme most of the time we start without SBCC resources |
4. b_1) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF DRUG ABUSE | The Media is doing its best through creating awareness |
4. b_2) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF GBV | They need to put more effort in this area pepatrators are not being reachef |
4. b_3) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF WASH related diseases | We have Christisn care and Zim ahead and RDC they have some activities but a lot still needs to be done |
4. b_4) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF POOR NUTRITION | We did not see any external or internal effort to promote nutrition |
4. b_5) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS | They should be an effort to gather communities and communicate on the subject not to only wait for holidays |
PROBE: Which factors work for their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | By laws that promote the uptake of health intervenisons |
PROBE: Which factors work against their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Absents of local bi_laws, |
How effective are the current health promotion interventions? | In some areas we see improvements and in other areas we dont so we need to put more effort to see the effectiveness |
6. Recommendations to improve health promotion programming | We need to incoporate health promotion in all ministry of health programming and health promotion activities are supposed to be continous and not reactive |
Assessor | Tonderai Chibura |
Assessor Organization | Mohcc |
Respondent | Muyambo Beauty Ministry of Women Affairs Bikita |
Date | 2/8/2023 |
In your own opinion what do think what is health promotion? | Its encouraging people to take up health issues |
1. a) Do you feel the Community you live in is participating in Health promotion interventions? | Y |
PROBE: Who is conducting the activities | VHWs , Community Development Coordinators |
1. a) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Drug Abuse | Christian care was conducting campaigns |
1. b) Are there Health Promotion activities that address GBV | We have International medical corps , christian care, jekesa pfunga , theynare all at village level educating communities |
1. c) Are there Health Promotion activities that addressWASH | Christian care is capacitating communities on Cholera response |
1. d) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Nutrition | We have christian care giving people small livestock and poultry and also Camfed supporting young girls with livestock projects and nutrition gardens |
1. e) Are there Health Promotion activities that address traffic accidents | Not any |
PROBE: Which challenges is the community facing in taking up health related information? | Poverty , lack of facilities that enhance health |
Are health care workers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is a Community Health Worker considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Leaders considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Healers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Are Religious people considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Researchers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Internet considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Media considered reliable | Y |
by the community? | |
Are Peers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Which other is considered reliable by the community | Roadshows and print media |
PROBE: Health care workers, traditional leaders, traditional healers, religious people or researchers or peers. | Most people have no access to internet |
3 a)Would you say communities are in better position to adopt healthy behaviors following intensified public health and social measures during Covid-19? | Y |
PROBE: if NOT why and if YES, why? | It helped people were dying but through adoption of healthy behaviour we saw a decline in deaths |
3. b)Did the Covid-19 experience trigger you to appreciate the importance of preventing and controlling of disease? | Y |
PROBE:if Yes, How so | If we we had not appreciated we could have died so we now value even vaccinations because they protected us |
PROBE: if NO, Why? | n/a |
4. a)Do you think you have adequate resources to conduct health promotion activities? | N |
WHY | We do not have any at all |
4. b_1) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF DRUG ABUSE | Christian care and women affairs, ministry of youth , |
4. b_2) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF GBV | Women Affairs, Christian Care , Jekesa pfungwa , Center for Gender , CCJP |
4. b_3) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF WASH related diseases | Christian Care , International Medical Corps |
4. b_4) Are other organizations doing their best to support current | Christian Care , CCJP, Center for gender |
efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF POOR NUTRITION | |
4. b_5) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS | None |
PROBE: Which factors work for their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | People who appreciate programmes |
PROBE: Which factors work against their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Conflicts among beneficiaries and local politics |
How effective are the current health promotion interventions? | They are effective because as you see now people are now appreciating health and hygiene now people have knowledge |
6. Recommendations to improve health promotion programming | We need more health promoting agents , there is need for outreach to reach far areas so that we avoid tar mark bias |
Assessor | Tonderai Chibura |
Assessor Organization | MOHCC |
Respondent | Ms Maphosa PNO Masvingo |
Date | 3/8/2023 |
In your own opinion what do think what is health promotion? | Its about promoting health and spreading the information about health be it programmes, be it the resources that are supposed to promote health such as posters , pamphlets and any other. |
1. a) Do you feel the Community you live in is participating in Health promotion interventions? | Y |
PROBE: Who is conducting the activities | VHWs , EHTs, Community Based works, HCC members , Media eg Radios and IEC materials |
1. a) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Drug Abuse | Yes there are there but not really visible since its an emerging issue , but we have mental health coordinators trying their best but the effort is not enough we still need much effort |
1. b) Are there Health Promotion activities that address GBV | Yes at a minimum scale , with GBV other ministries cover that and they lack information, they are not trained on Health matters and they are limited since they are none health worker. I know of women affairs but i havent had the opportunity to assess the messages they are spreading |
1. c) Are there Health Promotion activities that addressWASH | Yes and i know the MOHCCenvironmental department is into that though they are limited interms of capacity, VHWs might complement the efforts but we lack staff |
1. d) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Nutrition | Yes we have got partners assisting us in the assessments of malnutrition and we also have the EPI program that is also addressing the issue of vitamin A deficiency. Nutrition is also a component of primary health care that is addressed at the lowest level |
1. e) Are there Health Promotion activities that address traffic accidents | Yet to see but but there are people from ministry of transport on specific occassions epecially towards holidays conducting campaigns |
PROBE: Which challenges is the community facing in taking up health related information? | Social media is always ahead and people on social media take a lead and we are always late. IEC to do with Health Promotion is in short supply.We also need to embrace phone use and produce messages that we share with the public electronically |
Are health care workers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is a Community Health Worker considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Leaders considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Healers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Are Religious people considered reliable by the community? | N |
Are Researchers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Internet considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Media considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Peers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Which other is considered reliable by the community | On peers it depends with state of the relationships between the peers |
PROBE: Health care workers, traditional leaders, traditional healers, religious people or researchers or peers. | n/a |
3 a)Would you say communities are in better position to adopt healthy behaviors following intensified public health and social measures during Covid-19? | Y |
PROBE: if NOT why and if YES, why? | Communities assess the sistuations anything that is not threatening they relax , if we continously hammer people will adopt , thry need efficacy |
3. b)Did the Covid-19 experience trigger you to appreciate the importance of preventing and controlling of | Y |
disease? | |
PROBE:if Yes, How so | We lost relatives we appreciate that the vaccines work so prevention works not only in Covid-19 prevention but for example look at malaria and at EPI diseases how they were controlled through mainly prevention intervensions |
PROBE: if NO, Why? | n/a |
4. a)Do you think you have adequate resources to conduct health promotion activities? | N |
WHY | Human resources, fuel, transport, fanancial resources |
4. b_1) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF DRUG ABUSE | MOPSE, Friendly Bench |
4. b_2) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF GBV | Women Affairs |
4. b_3) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF WASH related diseases | Unicef , Plan International |
4. b_4) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF POOR NUTRITION | We used to have Goal |
4. b_5) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS | Ministry of transport |
PROBE: Which factors work for their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | The availability of health promotion structures :we have department that is specifically , we have partners , free environment, health education policy |
PROBE: Which factors work against their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Social media pulls the ministry down , lack of resources, demotivation , limited human resources |
How effective are the current health promotion interventions? | Limited resources makes it difficult to rate the effectiveness of the interventions because we will be expecting more whilehave provided less , we lack Health promotion staff , we have only 1 HPO per district and they are not able to cover a lot of ground. But i think the ones we have implemented have been effective |
6. Recommendations to improve health promotion programming | Resources, more staff for health promotion , Maybe policies to ensure that social media is controlled , information should be vetted , Health promotion should be offered as a qualification at low levels so that we have more staff |
Assessor | Tonderai Chibura |
Assessor Organization | Mohcc |
Respondent | Mr Masarira DEHO / DHE Teamleader |
Date | 2/8/2023 |
In your own opinion what do think what is health promotion? | Its the lubricant of all MOHCC programmes |
1. a) Do you feel the Community you live in is participating in Health promotion interventions? | Y |
PROBE: Who is conducting the activities | HPO, DEHO, EHTs, Nurses, Nutritionist , |
1. a) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Drug Abuse | Yes that is being done at stakeholder level , 2 weeks ago we did community advocacy with a cadre from ministry of youth |
1. b) Are there Health Promotion activities that address GBV | Yes they are there but their focus is at interdepartmental meetings and media activities and at other ffunctions and commemorations |
1. c) Are there Health Promotion activities that addressWASH | They are being done , provision and use of hand washing facilities, training of community health workers , Paticipatory health and hygiene sessions , clean homes competitions |
1. d) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Nutrition | The hpo is part of mass campaigns on vitamin A supplementations, screening of nutrition deficient children |
1. e) Are there Health Promotion activities that address traffic accidents | This one needs strengthening |
PROBE: Which challenges is the community facing in taking up health related information? | Lack of access to health cadres trained on health promotion due to staff attrition and we always have new cadres and the community suffers due to that |
Are health care workers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is a Community Health Worker considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Leaders considered reliable by the community? | N |
Are Traditional Healers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Are Religious people considered reliable by the | Y |
community? | |
Are Researchers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Is Internet considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Media considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Peers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Which other is considered reliable by the community | n/a |
PROBE: Health care workers, traditional leaders, traditional healers, religious people or researchers or peers. | Health workers have scanty knowledge on Health Promotion and also traditional leaders are not confident but just facilitate communication.Religious leaders also need guidence and training because they lack the information |
3 a)Would you say communities are in better position to adopt healthy behaviors following intensified public health and social measures during Covid-19? | Y |
PROBE: if NOT why and if YES, why? | We can see some change as health promotion has played a significant role in behavior change but laxity always prevail but people are now aware |
3. b)Did the Covid-19 experience trigger you to appreciate the importance of preventing and controlling of disease? | Y |
PROBE:if Yes, How so | We had intensified efforts and we were doing a lot of activities that had an impact |
PROBE: if NO, Why? | n/a |
4. a)Do you think you have adequate resources to conduct health promotion activities? | N |
WHY | Its actually a huge handicap |
4. b_1) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF DRUG ABUSE | ZRP, Ministry Youth , Traditional Leaders |
4. b_2) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF GBV | Musasa, MOHCC , Christian Care |
4. b_3) Are other | Christian Care , International Medical Corps , MOPSE, and DWSC sub |
organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF WASH related diseases | comittee RDC |
4. b_4) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF POOR NUTRITION | Unicef, Gavi |
4. b_5) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS | None |
PROBE: Which factors work for their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | We have government departments ready to work with them |
PROBE: Which factors work against their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Unavailability of resources , like broken down vehicles and fuel sufficient for the Job, poor renumeration and recognition of health staff, limited support for research , limited access to internet in rural districts |
How effective are the current health promotion interventions? | They are fairly effective the government should curb the brain drain of qualified cadres who have Health Promotion Qualifications |
6. Recommendations to improve health promotion programming | When new cadres are employed the new cadres should be exposed to methodologies that work by first attaching them at provincial level before they are sent to the district. |
Assessor | MUKUYA |
Assessor Organization | Chitungwiza |
Respondent | Tinotenda |
Date | 2/8/2023 |
In your own opinion what do think what is health promotion? | Creating awareness to prevent diseases |
1. a) Do you feel the Community you live in is participating in Health promotion interventions? | Y |
PROBE: Who is conducting the activities | Frienship bench, city health, mavambo |
1. a) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Drug Abuse | Yes, pamvuri, friendship bench |
1. b) Are there Health Promotion activities that address GBV | Yes, awareness campaigns |
1. c) Are there Health | Yes, awareness campaigns |
Promotion activities that addressWASH | |
1. d) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Nutrition | Yes |
1. e) Are there Health Promotion activities that address traffic accidents | Yes, awareness campaigns |
PROBE: Which challenges is the community facing in taking up health related information? | Stigma around mental health |
Are health care workers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is a Community Health Worker considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Leaders considered reliable by the community? | N |
Are Traditional Healers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Are Religious people considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Researchers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Internet considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Media considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Peers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Which other is considered reliable by the community | Schools, |
PROBE: Health care workers, traditional leaders, traditional healers, religious people or researchers or peers. | n/a |
3 a)Would you say communities are in better position to adopt healthy behaviors following intensified public health and social measures during Covid-19? | Y |
PROBE: if NOT why and if YES, why? | People doing their best but there is still Ignorance |
3. b)Did the Covid-19 experience trigger you to appreciate the importance of preventing and controlling of disease? | Y |
PROBE:if Yes, How so | More aware, fear of death |
PROBE: if NO, Why? | n/a |
4. a)Do you think you have adequate resources to conduct health promotion activities? | N |
WHY | People still not aware, limited campaigns and SBC activities |
4. b_1) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF DRUG ABUSE | Yes, Pamumvuri drug awareness campaigns |
4. b_2) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF GBV | Msasa project counselling services, financial support, empowerment programmes |
4. b_3) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF WASH related diseases | Yes, not aware of organizations |
4. b_4) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF POOR NUTRITION | Yes, mohcc, other organizations not known but a available |
4. b_5) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS | Yes, city heath and TCZ |
PROBE: Which factors work for their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Government support |
PROBE: Which factors work against their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Lack of funding |
How effective are the current health promotion interventions? | Very effective, people attend events organised for health promotion |
6. Recommendations to improve health promotion | Improve funding, support from other line ministries |
programming | |
Assessor | Mukuya |
Assessor Organization | City health |
Respondent | Mr mutsakani |
Date | 2/8/2023 |
In your own opinion what do think what is health promotion? | Is any activity which promotes health |
1. a) Do you feel the Community you live in is participating in Health promotion interventions? | Y |
PROBE: Who is conducting the activities | City health department, health workers |
1. a) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Drug Abuse | Yes, awareness on drug abuse in churches, schools, water points, schools |
1. b) Are there Health Promotion activities that address GBV | Yes, community awareness on GBV |
1. c) Are there Health Promotion activities that addressWASH | Yes, clean up campaigns, awareness on safe water, proper disposal of household waste |
1. d) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Nutrition | Yes, screening of children on malnutrition, referal of malnutrition cases |
1. e) Are there Health Promotion activities that address traffic accidents | No |
PROBE: Which challenges is the community facing in taking up health related information? | Yes, culuture (faith healers first option) delay in seeking health, beliefs some sickness is caused by witchcraft, politics (people attending rallies, no time to dissemination of health related information |
Are health care workers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is a Community Health Worker considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Leaders considered reliable by the community? | N |
Are Traditional Healers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Are Religious people considered reliable by the community? | N |
Are Researchers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Internet considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Media considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Peers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Which other is considered reliable by the community | Politicians |
PROBE: Health care workers, traditional leaders, traditional healers, religious people or researchers or peers. | n/a |
3 a)Would you say communities are in better position to adopt healthy behaviors following intensified public health and social measures during Covid-19? | Y |
PROBE: if NOT why and if YES, why? | Adherence to preventive measures, deaths. |
3. b)Did the Covid-19 experience trigger you to appreciate the importance of preventing and controlling of disease? | Y |
PROBE:if Yes, How so | Diseases can affect us from all angles, it assisted us on how to react and prevent the spread of diseases. |
PROBE: if NO, Why? | n/a |
4. a)Do you think you have adequate resources to conduct health promotion activities? | N |
WHY | Limited resources for community mobilisation and tools for health promotion |
4. b_1) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF DRUG ABUSE | None |
4. b_2) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF GBV | MAVAMBO, OPHID |
4. b_3) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF WASH related | Africa Ahead, UNDP, Politicians |
diseases | |
4. b_4) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF POOR NUTRITION | MAVAMBO, Goal |
4. b_5) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS | None |
PROBE: Which factors work for their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Enabling environment for partners, |
PROBE: Which factors work against their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Restrictions by policy makers, diversion from commission |
How effective are the current health promotion interventions? | Very effective |
6. Recommendations to improve health promotion programming | People need more information and there is need for more funding |
Assessor | Mukuya |
Assessor Organization | City health |
Respondent | Mrs Rambire |
Date | 2/8/2023 |
In your own opinion what do think what is health promotion? | Crreating awareness and prevention of diseases |
1. a) Do you feel the Community you live in is participating in Health promotion interventions? | Y |
PROBE: Who is conducting the activities | City health , health clubs, organizations in the town |
1. a) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Drug Abuse | Yes, awareness campaigns |
1. b) Are there Health Promotion activities that address GBV | Yes, awareness campaigns, meetings |
1. c) Are there Health Promotion activities that addressWASH | Yes, water supply, awareness on prevention of diseases |
1. d) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Nutrition | Health education, screening of malnutrition |
1. e) Are there Health Promotion activities that address traffic accidents | None |
PROBE: Which challenges is the community facing in taking up health related information? | There are issues around water and sanitation that need to be addressed first before giving health related information |
Are health care workers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is a Community Health Worker considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Leaders considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Healers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Are Religious people considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Researchers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Internet considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Media considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Peers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Which other is considered reliable by the community | n/a |
PROBE: Health care workers, traditional leaders, traditional healers, religious people or researchers or peers. | n/a |
3 a)Would you say communities are in better position to adopt healthy behaviors following intensified public health and social measures during Covid-19? | Y |
PROBE: if NOT why and if YES, why? | They accept what they are told and they disseminate the information to others |
3. b)Did the Covid-19 experience trigger you to appreciate the importance of preventing and controlling of disease? | Y |
PROBE:if Yes, How so | Number of deaths reported |
PROBE: if NO, Why? | n/a |
4. a)Do you think you have adequate resources to conduct health promotion activities? | N |
WHY | Lack of resources |
4. b_1) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF DRUG ABUSE | ZRP |
4. b_2) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF GBV | Action Aid |
4. b_3) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF WASH related diseases | Goal, WHH |
4. b_4) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF POOR NUTRITION | MAVAMBO |
4. b_5) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS | ZRP |
PROBE: Which factors work for their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Government support, community participation |
PROBE: Which factors work against their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Politics, political affiliation |
How effective are the current health promotion interventions? | Very effective |
6. Recommendations to improve health promotion programming | Strengthen community awareness, funding for health promotion activities |
Assessor | Mr Mukuya |
Assessor Organization | Chitungwiza City Health |
Respondent | P Shaninga |
Date | 3/8/2023 |
In your own opinion what do think what is health promotion? | Preventing diseases through health education |
1. a) Do you feel the Community you live in is participating in Health promotion interventions? | Y |
PROBE: Who is conducting the activities | Ministry of health and government partners |
1. a) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Drug Abuse | Yes, awareness campaigns |
1. b) Are there Health Promotion activities that address GBV | Yes awareness campaigns |
1. c) Are there Health Promotion activities that addressWASH | Yes, health education sessions, provision of items for water storage and treatment |
1. d) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Nutrition | Yes, distribution of supplements and food aid |
1. e) Are there Health Promotion activities that address traffic accidents | No |
PROBE: Which challenges is the community facing in taking up health related information? | Religious beliefs, cultural values, poverty |
Are health care workers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is a Community Health Worker considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Leaders considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Healers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Are Religious people considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Researchers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Is Internet considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Media considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Peers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Which other is considered reliable by the community | n/a |
PROBE: Health care workers, traditional leaders, traditional healers, religious people or researchers or peers. | n/a |
3 a)Would you say communities are in better position to adopt healthy behaviors following intensified public health and social measures during Covid-19? | Y |
PROBE: if NOT why and if YES, why? | It made people to adhere to the required measures |
3. b)Did the Covid-19 experience trigger you to appreciate the importance of preventing and controlling of disease? | Y |
PROBE:if Yes, How so | The number of cases and deaths |
PROBE: if NO, Why? | n/a |
4. a)Do you think you have adequate resources to conduct health promotion activities? | N |
WHY | There is much to be done |
4. b_1) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF DRUG ABUSE | OPHID, MAVAMBO |
4. b_2) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF GBV | Musasa Project |
4. b_3) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF WASH related diseases | Oxfam , WHH |
4. b_4) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF POOR | MAVAMBO |
NUTRITION | |
4. b_5) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS | ZRP |
PROBE: Which factors work for their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Collaboration with government and adhering to government policies |
PROBE: Which factors work against their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Political,political interference |
How effective are the current health promotion interventions? | Very effective |
6. Recommendations to improve health promotion programming | Increase more funding for health promotion activities |
Assessor | Mr Mukuya |
Assessor Organization | Chitungwiza City Health |
Respondent | Dr Kasu |
Date | 4/8/2023 |
In your own opinion what do think what is health promotion? | Health education, disseminating information beneficial to achieve health goals, promoting health and well-being through use of health related information and media |
1. a) Do you feel the Community you live in is participating in Health promotion interventions? | Y |
PROBE: Who is conducting the activities | City health, partners, HPOs, voluntary organizations |
1. a) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Drug Abuse | Yes but not entirely aware but first lady doing drug abuse campaigns, ZRP conducting drug awareness activities |
1. b) Are there Health Promotion activities that address GBV | We have heard a number of organisations, shamwari yemwanasikana, first lady doing some awareness campaigns on GBV, Cesshar, Pangea Aids Trust |
1. c) Are there Health Promotion activities that addressWASH | Yes, city health department, oxfam, unicef, WHH |
1. d) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Nutrition | Yes, city health, PVOs, work in nutrition overlaps with social work more inclined to social welfare than health department |
1. e) Are there Health Promotion activities that address traffic accidents | Not aware of anything specific to Chitungwiza but there is the TCZ nationwide conducting awareness activities |
PROBE: Which challenges is the community facing in taking up health related | Economic challenges, urban poverty, limited access to health care, social and cultural challenges, shunning of formal medicine, |
information? | |
Are health care workers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is a Community Health Worker considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Leaders considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Healers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Are Religious people considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Researchers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Is Internet considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Media considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Peers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Which other is considered reliable by the community | n/a |
PROBE: Health care workers, traditional leaders, traditional healers, religious people or researchers or peers. | n/a |
3 a)Would you say communities are in better position to adopt healthy behaviors following intensified public health and social measures during Covid-19? | N |
PROBE: if NOT why and if YES, why? | People's interpretation was the measures were restrictions and not good for them, now its a sense of relief as they are no longer being enforced |
3. b)Did the Covid-19 experience trigger you to appreciate the importance of preventing and controlling of disease? | Y |
PROBE:if Yes, How so | There was better awareness and appreciation of measures needed at that time. |
PROBE: if NO, Why? | n/a |
4. a)Do you think you have adequate resources to | N |
conduct health promotion activities? | |
WHY | There need for strengthning of funding, there is need of greater funding from government and local authorities and the cooperate partners |
4. b_1) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF DRUG ABUSE | ZRP There is need for improvement |
4. b_2) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF GBV | Cesshar There is need for improvement and more collaboration |
4. b_3) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF WASH related diseases | Oxfam, Goal, WHH. There is need to do more |
4. b_4) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF POOR NUTRITION | Unicef, Goal. There is need for more players on board |
4. b_5) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS | TCZ There is need for more players |
PROBE: Which factors work for their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Coordination with government line ministries and local authorities through different policies and collaboration |
PROBE: Which factors work against their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Lack of appreciation of local environment (NGOs) |
How effective are the current health promotion interventions? | Effective but there are limited resources available |
6. Recommendations to improve health promotion programming | Greater funding and resources Embracing digital technology and Internet |
Assessor | Mavhenyengwa Ishmael Tashinga Chiwara |
Assessor Organization | MoHCC |
Respondent | DMO kwekwe |
Date | 31/7/2023 |
In your own opinion what do think what is health promotion? | Practice of engaging communities and educating them |
1. a) Do you feel the Community you live in is participating in Health promotion interventions? | Y |
PROBE: Who is conducting the activities | n/a |
1. a) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Drug Abuse | n/a |
1. b) Are there Health Promotion activities that address GBV | n/a |
1. c) Are there Health Promotion activities that addressWASH | n/a |
1. d) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Nutrition | n/a |
1. e) Are there Health Promotion activities that address traffic accidents | n/a |
PROBE: Which challenges is the community facing in taking up health related information? | Long distances,too busy mining |
Are health care workers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is a Community Health Worker considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Leaders considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Healers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Religious people considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Researchers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Internet considered reliable by the community? | N |
Is Media considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Peers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Which other is considered reliable by the community | n/a |
PROBE: Health care workers, traditional leaders, traditional healers, religious people or researchers or peers. | n/a |
3 a)Would you say communities are in better position to adopt healthy behaviors following intensified public health and social measures during Covid-19? | Y |
PROBE: if NOT why and if YES, why? | People need constant reminders |
3. b)Did the Covid-19 experience trigger you to appreciate the importance of preventing and controlling of disease? | Y |
PROBE:if Yes, How so | We were depending on being educated what to do because the disease was new |
PROBE: if NO, Why? | n/a |
4. a)Do you think you have adequate resources to conduct health promotion activities? | N |
WHY | The government is not getting enough funding and when if gets it the funding will be in RTGS and so usually does not taken seriously |
4. b_1) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF DRUG ABUSE | This component is silent |
4. b_2) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF GBV | Yes we see even the leadership is fighting it . |
4. b_3) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF WASH related diseases | No |
4. b_4) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF POOR | Only Traffic council |
NUTRITION | |
4. b_5) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS | n/a |
PROBE: Which factors work for their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Education |
PROBE: Which factors work against their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | n/a |
How effective are the current health promotion interventions? | Education is very effective |
6. Recommendations to improve health promotion programming | Increase funding Increase establishment for HPOs to at least 3 at all levels Establish structure at ward level where the HPO can directly supervise |
Assessor | Mavhenyengwa Ishmael Tashinga chiwara |
Assessor Organization | Mohcc |
Respondent | Mr Kuwa |
Date | 31/7/2023 |
In your own opinion what do think what is health promotion? | Is about ensuring that public health programs are made known to the public .Ensuring that key stakeholders are aware of the public Health programs. More of the advance team for the MOHCC |
1. a) Do you feel the Community you live in is participating in Health promotion interventions? | Y |
PROBE: Who is conducting the activities | DHPO and an intern |
1. a) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Drug Abuse | Yes ,so far we had 1 March in town organized by a Tr from Camelot Pvt school |
1. b) Are there Health Promotion activities that address GBV | GBV is led by NGOs more but I would not deny because our DHPO cuts across .we had so many Stop the bus campaign where the DHPO participated |
1. c) Are there Health Promotion activities that addressWASH | Can't remember for this year but previously the DHPO was instrumental |
1. d) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Nutrition | Yes the REDCROSS program which was to do with home gardens and our DHPO was instrumental again |
1. e) Are there Health Promotion activities that address traffic accidents | No so far but we have a challenge of RTAs in the district where about 16 pple have died on our roads |
PROBE: Which challenges is | No challenge. Our community is accessing .Moreover we have |
the community facing in taking up health related information? | VHWs on the ground and also AWET volunteers are educating the community .our community are receiving information. We social media groups (kwekwe district and ZRDC) where the HPOs is vocal |
Are health care workers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is a Community Health Worker considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Leaders considered reliable by the community? | n/a |
Are Traditional Healers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Religious people considered reliable by the community? | N |
Are Researchers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Internet considered reliable by the community? | N |
Is Media considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Peers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Which other is considered reliable by the community | Mother groups for various NGOs |
PROBE: Health care workers, traditional leaders, traditional healers, religious people or researchers or peers. | n/a |
3 a)Would you say communities are in better position to adopt healthy behaviors following intensified public health and social measures during Covid-19? | Y |
PROBE: if NOT why and if YES, why? | Media cascaded information |
3. b)Did the Covid-19 experience trigger you to appreciate the importance of preventing and controlling of disease? | Y |
PROBE:if Yes, How so | That time we all wanted life so we were adhering |
PROBE: if NO, Why? | n/a |
4. a)Do you think you have adequate resources to | N |
conduct health promotion activities? | |
WHY | We are handicapped especially on movement we don't have vehicles.we were hiring vehicles |
4. b_1) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF DRUG ABUSE | ZACH, ZHI,friendship bench |
4. b_2) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF GBV | Plan ,Fact |
4. b_3) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF WASH related diseases | Plan ,AWET |
4. b_4) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF POOR NUTRITION | Redcross, plan,JHWO,MASO |
4. b_5) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS | Nil |
PROBE: Which factors work for their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Traditional leadership,political leadership |
PROBE: Which factors work against their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | No |
How effective are the current health promotion interventions? | Very effective |
6. Recommendations to improve health promotion programming | DHPOs should be able to be mobile by being provided with a vehicle so that he can also reach us in Zivagwe which is a purely rural community. Also provide him with mobile phones and data support because he is doing a very good job and if he is using his personal resources the employer should really look into improving that. |
Assessor | Mavhenyengwa Ishmael Tashinga Chiwara |
Assessor Organization | MOHCC |
Respondent | DDC |
Date | 4/8/2023 |
In your own opinion what do think what is health promotion? | Educating communities and providing linkages between health system and community |
1. a) Do you feel the Community you live in is participating in Health promotion interventions? | Y |
PROBE: Who is conducting the activities | MOHCC,partners |
1. a) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Drug Abuse | No |
1. b) Are there Health Promotion activities that address GBV | Yes we have organizations like NAC supporting women Affairs |
1. c) Are there Health Promotion activities that addressWASH | No direct but we have Caritas doing WASH here |
1. d) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Nutrition | Vitamin A supplementation programs by MOHCC being supported by chariots partners like UNICEF |
1. e) Are there Health Promotion activities that address traffic accidents | No it's something that we intend to address in line with the call by the presidium |
PROBE: Which challenges is the community facing in taking up health related information? | Community is vast amd remote with many parts hard to reach so those areas usually do not have access to information |
Are health care workers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is a Community Health Worker considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Leaders considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Healers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Religious people considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Researchers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Is Internet considered reliable by the community? | N |
Is Media considered reliable by the community? | N |
Are Peers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Which other is considered reliable by the community | n/a |
PROBE: Health care workers, traditional leaders, traditional healers, religious people or researchers or peers. | n/a |
3 a)Would you say communities are in better position to adopt healthy behaviors following intensified public health and social measures during Covid-19? | Y |
PROBE: if NOT why and if YES, why? | Yes because theory now will be able to make informed decisions. |
3. b)Did the Covid-19 experience trigger you to appreciate the importance of preventing and controlling of disease? | Y |
PROBE:if Yes, How so | It frightened people by too many deaths during the waves and so people became reliant on MoHCC |
PROBE: if NO, Why? | n/a |
4. a)Do you think you have adequate resources to conduct health promotion activities? | N |
WHY | Poor funding and too few staff in the health Promotion department |
4. b_1) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF DRUG ABUSE | No so far |
4. b_2) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF GBV | Yes Min of women affairs is trying hard.MOHCC mainly treats and counsels victims. We need more funding to address expenses the victims may have to meet like when they have to pay for expenses like medicines and procedures |
4. b_3) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF WASH related diseases | Caritas is there but we not seeing working with MOHCC |
4. b_4) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF POOR NUTRITION | No these days we are not seeing much of this |
4. b_5) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS | No to start with we are not seeing MOHCC in this area |
PROBE: Which factors work for their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | n/a |
PROBE: Which factors work against their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | n/a |
How effective are the current health promotion interventions? | They are effective as we see people conforming |
6. Recommendations to improve health promotion programming | -Increase establishment from 1 to at least 3 at district level -Establish Health Promotion structures at ward level who then work with and supervise Volunteers such as VHWs -Provide Health Promotion Officers with transport as the nature 0f their work |
Assessor | Tashinga Chiwara |
Assessor Organization | MoHCC |
Respondent | Mr Mahefu |
Date | 1/8/2023 |
In your own opinion what do think what is health promotion? | Education to society to enable them to make informed decisions |
1. a) Do you feel the Community you live in is participating in Health promotion interventions? | Y |
PROBE: Who is conducting the activities | Stakeholders within health sectors, churches |
1. a) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Drug Abuse | Limited activities |
1. b) Are there Health Promotion activities that address GBV | Yes |
1. c) Are there Health Promotion activities that addressWASH | Yes |
1. d) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Nutrition | Yes , Nutrition sensitive gardens, breastfeeding, healthy diets |
1. e) Are there Health Promotion activities that address traffic accidents | Education through media, roadshows |
PROBE: Which challenges is the community facing in | Distinguish reliable sources of information, limited resources for info movements , variety of information sources |
taking up health related information? | |
Are health care workers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is a Community Health Worker considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Leaders considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Healers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Are Religious people considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Researchers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Is Internet considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Media considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Peers considered reliable by the community? | n/a |
Which other is considered reliable by the community | Government extension work |
PROBE: Health care workers, traditional leaders, traditional healers, religious people or researchers or peers. | n/a |
3 a)Would you say communities are in better position to adopt healthy behaviors following intensified public health and social measures during Covid-19? | Y |
PROBE: if NOT why and if YES, why? | Health education from many sources |
3. b)Did the Covid-19 experience trigger you to appreciate the importance of preventing and controlling of disease? | Y |
PROBE:if Yes, How so | Was successful due to prevention measures |
PROBE: if NO, Why? | n/a |
4. a)Do you think you have adequate resources to conduct health promotion | N |
activities? | |
WHY | Limited funding and resources |
4. b_1) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF DRUG ABUSE | Mohcc |
4. b_2) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF GBV | Masa project |
4. b_3) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF WASH related diseases | World vision, WHH, UN Agencies |
4. b_4) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF POOR NUTRITION | World Vision, WHH |
4. b_5) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS | Traffic safety council and Zrp |
PROBE: Which factors work for their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Integration of services, acceptance by community, community involvement. Leadership ownership of programs, incentivising approaches |
PROBE: Which factors work against their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Conflicting sources of information |
How effective are the current health promotion interventions? | Fairly, |
6. Recommendations to improve health promotion programming | Capacity building, Multi sectoral approach, More human resources, incentivise well community based cadres, health promotion channels radios or TV displaying in our hospitals an communities. Vehicles for mobility and roadshows , sustainable funding instead of hiring, more communication innovations for disease prevention, mohcc printing services |
Assessor | Mr Chinakidzwa |
Assessor Organization | MOHCC |
Respondent | DMO DR Maunga |
Date | 1/8/2023 |
In your own opinion what do | It's a linkage between the community and the health system. Main |
think what is health promotion? | component being to disseminate information and educate community. |
1. a) Do you feel the Community you live in is participating in Health promotion interventions? | Y |
PROBE: Who is conducting the activities | To some extent yes especially our stakeholders. We conducting the activities |
1. a) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Drug Abuse | Nothing standalone but we use the supermarket approach.holistic approach riding on other activities . |
1. b) Are there Health Promotion activities that address GBV | We rely on ZRP and Social welfare .We mainly receive victims for curative purposes |
1. c) Are there Health Promotion activities that addressWASH | Yes ,riding on ther departments like environmental health .DWSC chaired by DDF And MOHCC is part of that . PHHE program where HP advocates while environmental health implements |
1. d) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Nutrition | District FOOD and Nutrition subcommittee has HPO participating |
1. e) Are there Health Promotion activities that address traffic accidents | No. It's usually led by the Civil Protection |
PROBE: Which challenges is the community facing in taking up health related information? | We have religious sections with whom we usually face challenges. |
Are health care workers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is a Community Health Worker considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Leaders considered reliable by the community? | n/a |
Are Traditional Healers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Religious people considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Researchers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Is Internet considered reliable by the community? | N |
Is Media considered reliable by the community? | N |
Are Peers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Which other is considered | n/a |
reliable by the community | |
PROBE: Health care workers, traditional leaders, traditional healers, religious people or researchers or peers. | n/a |
3 a)Would you say communities are in better position to adopt healthy behaviors following intensified public health and social measures during Covid-19? | Y |
PROBE: if NOT why and if YES, why? | Lockdowns did not go well with people as it affected livelihoods |
3. b)Did the Covid-19 experience trigger you to appreciate the importance of preventing and controlling of disease? | Y |
PROBE:if Yes, How so | They had no option because taskforces was ther to ensure compliance |
PROBE: if NO, Why? | n/a |
4. a)Do you think you have adequate resources to conduct health promotion activities? | N |
WHY | For standalone no but when other programs come funding can be there otherwise no funding for Health Promotion |
4. b_1) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF DRUG ABUSE | NAC,social welfare and ZRP |
4. b_2) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF GBV | ZRP,DSD |
4. b_3) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF WASH related diseases | No partners |
4. b_4) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF POOR NUTRITION | No |
4. b_5) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS | No |
PROBE: Which factors work for their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | No |
PROBE: Which factors work against their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | The process of vetting was monotonous so much that partners were ignoring and chicken out eg ZVitambo ended up doing shurugwi only |
How effective are the current health promotion interventions? | Yes very effective to those who are objectors |
6. Recommendations to improve health promotion programming | Need resources because without resources the officer will be concentrated in urban only Need more staffing ,may 2 or 3 HPOs (DHPO and 2 HPO). Establish structure at ward level someone who will be directly answerable to the HPO |
Assessor | Mavhenyengwa Ishmael Tashinga chiwara |
Assessor Organization | MOHCC |
Respondent | DAC |
Date | 3/8/2023 |
In your own opinion what do think what is health promotion? | Service meant to inform our stakeholders and general population on Health issues |
1. a) Do you feel the Community you live in is participating in Health promotion interventions? | Y |
PROBE: Who is conducting the activities | NAC ,MOHCC ,ZHI,ZVANDIRI,ZAZIC,CESHAAR |
1. a) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Drug Abuse | No what we only have is the formation of a committee to address Drug abuse issues but it has not started activities |
1. b) Are there Health Promotion activities that address GBV | Yes ,we have established a one stop centre at the district hospital and We have a partner called Adult Rape Clinic which receives and assist victims of GBV,they offer transport costs ,counsel,offer PEP |
1. c) Are there Health Promotion activities that addressWASH | No not sure boz I have no been involved here but I know Caritas is doing WASH |
1. d) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Nutrition | No ,we used to have Nutrition Action Zimbabwe.Caritas is also doing Nutrition gardens |
1. e) Are there Health Promotion activities that address traffic accidents | No |
PROBE: Which challenges is | Yes,Gokwe South is Vast and some areas are not accessible esp |
the community facing in taking up health related information? | during the rainy season and so lack of facilities makes then not access health related information |
Are health care workers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is a Community Health Worker considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Leaders considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Healers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Religious people considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Researchers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Internet considered reliable by the community? | N |
Is Media considered reliable by the community? | N |
Are Peers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Which other is considered reliable by the community | n/a |
PROBE: Health care workers, traditional leaders, traditional healers, religious people or researchers or peers. | n/a |
3 a)Would you say communities are in better position to adopt healthy behaviors following intensified public health and social measures during Covid-19? | Y |
PROBE: if NOT why and if YES, why? | People were afraid of covid .in some areas cases were contained well |
3. b)Did the Covid-19 experience trigger you to appreciate the importance of preventing and controlling of disease? | Y |
PROBE:if Yes, How so | Before measures like lockdowns we had quite a number of new infections and even deaths but either people started adhering to the lockdowns cases decreased |
PROBE: if NO, Why? | n/a |
4. a)Do you think you have adequate resources to conduct health promotion activities? | N |
WHY | Being 1 in the district they are overwhelmed at times we do not get their services as they will be engaged elsewhere.They also need tools of trade like hailers,PA Systems, laptops |
4. b_1) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF DRUG ABUSE | No |
4. b_2) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF GBV | Adult Rape Clinic,legal resources foundation, min of women affairs |
4. b_3) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF WASH related diseases | Caritas |
4. b_4) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF POOR NUTRITION | No |
4. b_5) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS | No |
PROBE: Which factors work for their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | n/a |
PROBE: Which factors work against their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Town Councils should have some Bi laws addressing issues like loading etc so that loading is not done everywhere |
How effective are the current health promotion interventions? | Difficult yo measure but ghey really assist as in some communities you see that this behaviour has changed |
6. Recommendations to improve health promotion programming | More staff, equip the cadres with tools of trade, capacity build other staff members about Health Promotion.provide them with vehicles so they are able to service the district fully |
Assessor | Mavhenyengwa Ishmael Tashinga Chiwara |
Assessor Organization | MOHCC |
Respondent | APMD |
Date | 7/8/2023 |
In your own opinion what do think what is health promotion? | A cross cutting discipline involved in all programs. They do this through education, community engagement |
1. a) Do you feel the Community you live in is participating in Health promotion interventions? | Y |
PROBE: Who is conducting the activities | MOHCC |
1. a) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Drug Abuse | Yes there are awareness campaigns being conducted by MSU and the Mental health Focal person will be participating |
1. b) Are there Health Promotion activities that address GBV | Yes but they are more of awareness campaigns on radios |
1. c) Are there Health Promotion activities that addressWASH | Yes in response to outbreaks like cholera and covid 19 |
1. d) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Nutrition | Yes we have like sustainable energy, VAS,routine growth monitoring, IYFC |
1. e) Are there Health Promotion activities that address traffic accidents | Yes but not necessarily led by MOHCC.This awareness campaigns conducted during holidays |
PROBE: Which challenges is the community facing in taking up health related information? | Yes ,Inadequate IEC materials most of which will be English hard for some to understand, no radio networks, jot addressing some vulnerable populations,HPOs are too few and Inadequate |
Are health care workers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is a Community Health Worker considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Leaders considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Healers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Are Religious people considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Researchers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Is Internet considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Media considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Peers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Which other is considered reliable by the community | n/a |
PROBE: Health care workers, traditional leaders, traditional healers, religious people or researchers or peers. | n/a |
3 a)Would you say communities are in better position to adopt healthy behaviors following intensified public health and social measures during Covid-19? | Y |
PROBE: if NOT why and if YES, why? | n/a |
3. b)Did the Covid-19 experience trigger you to appreciate the importance of preventing and controlling of disease? | Y |
PROBE:if Yes, How so | Because many people die if we do not prevent and so measures need to be put in place |
PROBE: if NO, Why? | n/a |
4. a)Do you think you have adequate resources to conduct health promotion activities? | Y |
WHY | Because it's in every program |
4. b_1) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF DRUG ABUSE | Friendship bench is doing their best ,WHO also doing their best |
4. b_2) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF GBV | UNFPA is doing their best |
4. b_3) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF WASH related diseases | Yes Oxfam helping in emergency, ZHI erecting Jojo tanks,UNICEF as the lead |
4. b_4) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in | UNICEF |
prevention OF POOR NUTRITION | |
4. b_5) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS | NO |
PROBE: Which factors work for their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | n/a |
PROBE: Which factors work against their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | No |
How effective are the current health promotion interventions? | Effective because they are contributing to the reduction of disease burden |
6. Recommendations to improve health promotion programming | Need to increase establishment for HPOs at all levels Increase budgets to cater for Health Promotion activities H More Health Promotion activities at grassroots like schools |
Assessor | I.P. Makwara |
Assessor Organization | City of Harare |
Respondent | Nurse manager |
Date | 4/8/2023 |
In your own opinion what do think what is health promotion? | Information giving to communities for the prevention and control of diseases. |
1. a) Do you feel the Community you live in is participating in Health promotion interventions? | Y |
PROBE: Who is conducting the activities | City of harare health department, NGOs |
1. a) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Drug Abuse | Yes, these are done by community based organisations |
1. b) Are there Health Promotion activities that address GBV | Yes, they are done in HIV programming. |
1. c) Are there Health Promotion activities that addressWASH | Yes in diarrhoeal activities. |
1. d) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Nutrition | They are done by nutritionists |
1. e) Are there Health Promotion activities that address traffic accidents | None that i know of, maybe traffic safety id doing something I dont know |
PROBE: Which challenges is | n/a |
the community facing in taking up health related information? | |
Are health care workers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is a Community Health Worker considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Leaders considered reliable by the community? | N |
Are Traditional Healers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Are Religious people considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Researchers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Internet considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Media considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Peers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Which other is considered reliable by the community | n/a |
PROBE: Health care workers, traditional leaders, traditional healers, religious people or researchers or peers. | n/a |
3 a)Would you say communities are in better position to adopt healthy behaviors following intensified public health and social measures during Covid-19? | Y |
PROBE: if NOT why and if YES, why? | They are now ,more conscious of oubreaks and havoc they can wreck. |
3. b)Did the Covid-19 experience trigger you to appreciate the importance of preventing and controlling of disease? | Y |
PROBE:if Yes, How so | As a health manager and essential service we were at high of getting the covid 19 |
PROBE: if NO, Why? | n/a |
4. a)Do you think you have | N |
adequate resources to conduct health promotion activities? | |
WHY | Poor funding and high staff turnover |
4. b_1) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF DRUG ABUSE | Not so much |
4. b_2) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF GBV | Zimtech and Poplation Solutions for Health. |
4. b_3) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF WASH related diseases | WHO, UNICEF, OXFAM, AWET, PLAN |
4. b_4) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF POOR NUTRITION | UNICEF, FAO |
4. b_5) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS | Traffic safety council of zimbabwe, ZRP |
PROBE: Which factors work for their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Strategy |
PROBE: Which factors work against their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | n/a |
How effective are the current health promotion interventions? | They are very effective how ever they need to be funded and have more foot soldiers at ward levels. |
6. Recommendations to improve health promotion programming | Increase funding Recruit more staff Lobby for resources |
Assessor | I.P. Makwara |
Assessor Organization | City of Harare |
Respondent | Heamaster Maparura |
Date | 7/8/2023 |
In your own opinion what do think what is health | Marketing of health commodities |
promotion? | |
1. a) Do you feel the Community you live in is participating in Health promotion interventions? | Y |
PROBE: Who is conducting the activities | Ministry of health and child welfare, |
1. a) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Drug Abuse | Yes we have had anti drug campaigns at our school. |
1. b) Are there Health Promotion activities that address GBV | They are done at our school clinic and the police also support us. |
1. c) Are there Health Promotion activities that addressWASH | Not too sure but council employees conduct cholera road dhows |
1. d) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Nutrition | We have nutritionists who once visited but a long while back |
1. e) Are there Health Promotion activities that address traffic accidents | None that I know of. |
PROBE: Which challenges is the community facing in taking up health related information? | Source credibility in my view, a lot of information is thrown around and some are hoaxes. |
Are health care workers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is a Community Health Worker considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Leaders considered reliable by the community? | N |
Are Traditional Healers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Are Religious people considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Researchers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Is Internet considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Media considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Peers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Which other is considered reliable by the community | n/a |
PROBE: Health care workers, traditional leaders, traditional healers, religious people or researchers or peers. | Health wotkers stand out as the most credible source of health information. All others not so sure. |
3 a)Would you say communities are in better position to adopt healthy behaviors following intensified public health and social measures during Covid-19? | Y |
PROBE: if NOT why and if YES, why? | We were all in grave danger. |
3. b)Did the Covid-19 experience trigger you to appreciate the importance of preventing and controlling of disease? | Y |
PROBE:if Yes, How so | We now know how to respond to pandemics. |
PROBE: if NO, Why? | n/a |
4. a)Do you think you have adequate resources to conduct health promotion activities? | N |
WHY | It seems they are not visible throughout, if better resourced they can be seen even outside outbreaks. |
4. b_1) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF DRUG ABUSE | ZRP |
4. b_2) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF GBV | Social welfare |
4. b_3) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF WASH related diseases | Oxfam |
4. b_4) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF POOR NUTRITION | FAO and UNICEF |
4. b_5) Are other organizations doing their | ZRP |
best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS | |
PROBE: Which factors work for their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Maybe policy and legislation |
PROBE: Which factors work against their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Lack of resources. |
How effective are the current health promotion interventions? | It seems they are are doing cholera awareness, have seen them and of late a mumps communication was shared. |
6. Recommendations to improve health promotion programming | Resources and using radio and television. |
Assessor | Cedric |
Assessor Organization | N/A |
Respondent | Cedric |
Date | 8/8/2023 |
In your own opinion what do think what is health promotion? | Highly regarding the wellness of the people and society through proper health facilities and many more |
1. a) Do you feel the Community you live in is participating in Health promotion interventions? | N |
PROBE: Who is conducting the activities | n/a |
1. a) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Drug Abuse | No |
1. b) Are there Health Promotion activities that address GBV | No. It's only on media not any activity happening on ground |
1. c) Are there Health Promotion activities that addressWASH | I don't understand that WASH |
1. d) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Nutrition | Yes |
1. e) Are there Health Promotion activities that address traffic accidents | Yes |
PROBE: Which challenges is the community facing in taking up health related information? | No proper water facilities and medication to those who can't afford |
Are health care workers considered reliable by the | Y |
community? | |
Is a Community Health Worker considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Leaders considered reliable by the community? | N |
Are Traditional Healers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Are Religious people considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Researchers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Internet considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Media considered reliable by the community? | N |
Are Peers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Which other is considered reliable by the community | Elderly people in community |
PROBE: Health care workers, traditional leaders, traditional healers, religious people or researchers or peers. | n/a |
3 a)Would you say communities are in better position to adopt healthy behaviors following intensified public health and social measures during Covid-19? | Y |
PROBE: if NOT why and if YES, why? | Because are suffering from illness that are triggered by poor health facilities |
3. b)Did the Covid-19 experience trigger you to appreciate the importance of preventing and controlling of disease? | Y |
PROBE:if Yes, How so | It wss deadly at first |
PROBE: if NO, Why? | n/a |
4. a)Do you think you have adequate resources to conduct health promotion activities? | Y |
WHY | Myself , knowledge and energy is the resources I have |
4. b_1) Are other | They are not pushing to the hardcore |
organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF DRUG ABUSE | |
4. b_2) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF GBV | Other NGO |
4. b_3) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF WASH related diseases | I don't know what WASH is all about |
4. b_4) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF POOR NUTRITION | Yeah..health facilities |
4. b_5) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS | n/a |
PROBE: Which factors work for their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | n/a |
PROBE: Which factors work against their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | n/a |
How effective are the current health promotion interventions? | n/a |
6. Recommendations to improve health promotion programming | Health promotions programmes has to improve |
Assessor | OBED MUKUYA |
Assessor Organization | MOHCC |
Respondent | SCOTCH RACHEL SHARON |
Date | 8/8/2023 |
In your own opinion what do think what is health promotion? | It is whereby the practitioners equip, pre-inform and educate community on health issues and outbreaks |
1. a) Do you feel the Community you live in is participating in Health promotion interventions? | Y |
PROBE: Who is conducting the activities | HPOs and HPCs |
1. a) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Drug Abuse | Yes |
1. b) Are there Health Promotion activities that address GBV | Not heard of any |
1. c) Are there Health Promotion activities that addressWASH | Yes |
1. d) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Nutrition | Yes |
1. e) Are there Health Promotion activities that address traffic accidents | Yes |
PROBE: Which challenges is the community facing in taking up health related information? | Some people are ignorant and some caregivers are not the parents hence they have no right to make some decisions with immediate effect |
Are health care workers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is a Community Health Worker considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Leaders considered reliable by the community? | N |
Are Traditional Healers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Are Religious people considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Researchers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Internet considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Media considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Peers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Which other is considered reliable by the community | Political leaders |
PROBE: Health care workers, traditional leaders, traditional healers, religious people or researchers or peers. | n/a |
3 a)Would you say communities are in better position to adopt healthy behaviors following intensified public health and social measures during Covid-19? | N |
PROBE: if NOT why and if YES, why? | Because the area is overpopulated |
3. b)Did the Covid-19 experience trigger you to appreciate the importance of preventing and controlling of disease? | Y |
PROBE:if Yes, How so | Because people were contracting the disease and dying |
PROBE: if NO, Why? | n/a |
4. a)Do you think you have adequate resources to conduct health promotion activities? | N |
WHY | Because most of the clinics don't even have transport and other things |
4. b_1) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF DRUG ABUSE | Yes, Scripture Union |
4. b_2) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF GBV | Yes, Padare |
4. b_3) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF WASH related diseases | Yes, Unicef |
4. b_4) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF POOR NUTRITION | Yes, WHO |
4. b_5) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS | I'm not sure |
PROBE: Which factors work | Strategy |
for their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | |
PROBE: Which factors work against their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Legislation |
How effective are the current health promotion interventions? | Fairly well |
6. Recommendations to improve health promotion programming | More resources should be provided and motivation and morale for the practitioners. |
Assessor | PHPO |
Assessor Organization | Mohcc |
Respondent | PMD |
Date | 8/8/2023 |
In your own opinion what do think what is health promotion? | Bulding relations and countionus engagement with the community in marketing health,assessing their needs,provide services according to their preferancies |
1. a) Do you feel the Community you live in is participating in Health promotion interventions? | Y |
PROBE: Who is conducting the activities | HPOs,Nurses ,EHTs,CHWs |
1. a) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Drug Abuse | Yes mostly through mental health department |
1. b) Are there Health Promotion activities that address GBV | Yes through women affairs in collaboration with partners |
1. c) Are there Health Promotion activities that addressWASH | Yes, Environmental health department major KRA |
1. d) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Nutrition | Yez, |
1. e) Are there Health Promotion activities that address traffic accidents | No from MOHCC |
PROBE: Which challenges is the community facing in taking up health related information? | We are not enganging the community enough from design,implementation and evaluation. No one bothers to take feedback from communities and also to give them feedback after programes |
Are health care workers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is a Community Health Worker considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Leaders | Y |
considered reliable by the community? | |
Are Traditional Healers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Are Religious people considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Researchers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Is Internet considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Media considered reliable by the community? | N |
Are Peers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Which other is considered reliable by the community | n/a |
PROBE: Health care workers, traditional leaders, traditional healers, religious people or researchers or peers. | Health workers trusted more, resecrchers only by educated people, traditional leaders are trusted |
3 a)Would you say communities are in better position to adopt healthy behaviors following intensified public health and social measures during Covid-19? | Y |
PROBE: if NOT why and if YES, why? | People are willing to participate in engaged well |
3. b)Did the Covid-19 experience trigger you to appreciate the importance of preventing and controlling of disease? | Y |
PROBE:if Yes, How so | People would take preventive measures if they suspect that someone near is coughing eg in public places people would move away or find a mask to put own |
PROBE: if NO, Why? | n/a |
4. a)Do you think you have adequate resources to conduct health promotion activities? | N |
WHY | Health promotion is marketing health programs, and marketing needs to invest in it and investing means more funds to be channelled towards that but here we budget on curative services more and less on preventive services. The department does not have a stand alone budget to plan for all health programes instead only those programes with budget will be |
conducted currently communicable dieases .and non communicable where their is no budget or funds are left without being promoted.hence the department has to have its own budget which cut across all health programes. They also need to be mobile to disseminate information but often have challenges of transport and fuel . | |
4. b_1) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF DRUG ABUSE | In some districts but not all. Friendship bench,Churches |
4. b_2) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF GBV | Not enough |
4. b_3) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF WASH related diseases | Not enough ,Mercorps |
4. b_4) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF POOR NUTRITION | No |
4. b_5) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS | No |
PROBE: Which factors work for their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | All |
PROBE: Which factors work against their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Non except for culture and perpetraitors of GBV |
How effective are the current health promotion interventions? | Not effective |
6. Recommendations to improve health promotion programming | Health promotion to have a stand alone budget which allow the department to cut across all health programes. Increase staff from Province to district to 2 or 3 cadres. If they are given budget then ,they can have M and E framework so we evaluate the effectiveness of the HP activities To improve on writting success stories To improve in research ,since preferancies of communities changes |
Assessor | PHPO Majuru AND Kahomwe HPO |
Assessor Organization | MOHCC |
Respondent | Provincial nursing officer |
Date | 4/8/2023 |
In your own opinion what do think what is health promotion? | Marketing of health programs, demand creation creating awareness on health issues, educating communities, empowering communities, working with communities to find solutions to problems that affect their wellbeing |
1. a) Do you feel the Community you live in is participating in Health promotion interventions? | Y |
PROBE: Who is conducting the activities | Districts, Health workers, PHPO cordinates at prov level and HPOs at districts, Nurses, EHTs, CHWs, partners. |
1. a) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Drug Abuse | Yes, MOHCC, mental health dept, some, some partners across the province., however need to scalling up the interventions as it is drug abuse is the new pandemic and affecting significant number of our youth population |
1. b) Are there Health Promotion activities that address GBV | Yes MOHCC as well as some partners in the districts . They do report activities on GBV |
1. c) Are there Health Promotion activities that addressWASH | Yes that one is a key result area of the environmental health department, and some partners across the districts. |
1. d) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Nutrition | Yes, we have a nutrition department in the MOHCC which os working with Nursing, HP demand in various nutrition interventions to communities,eg vit A supplementation, MAM and SAM screening and therapeutic feeds. |
1. e) Are there Health Promotion activities that address traffic accidents | Mainly attending to victims, resuscitation however other ministry are adressing the problem at the districts. |
PROBE: Which challenges is the community facing in taking up health related information? | Religious Beliefs leading to hesitancy by some sections of the population Network challenges in some communities A lot of infordemic leaving commuties confused Health Literacy Fear of vaccine side effects |
Are health care workers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is a Community Health Worker considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Leaders considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Healers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Are Religious people considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Researchers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Internet considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Media considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Peers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Which other is considered reliable by the community | n/a |
PROBE: Health care workers, traditional leaders, traditional healers, religious people or researchers or peers. | n/a |
3 a)Would you say communities are in better position to adopt healthy behaviors following intensified public health and social measures during Covid-19? | Y |
PROBE: if NOT why and if YES, why? | Yes embracing if vaccination by communities Wearing of masks, sanitisation Social distancing to mention but a few |
3. b)Did the Covid-19 experience trigger you to appreciate the importance of preventing and controlling of disease? | Y |
PROBE:if Yes, How so | Yes. As indicated by the drop of cases as a result of adopting preventive behaviours |
PROBE: if NO, Why? | n/a |
4. a)Do you think you have adequate resources to conduct health promotion activities? | Y |
WHY | n/a |
4. b_1) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF DRUG ABUSE | MOHCC however more needs to be done and partner with law section in enforcing and bringing to book rhose who sell those drugs |
4. b_2) Are other organizations doing their | Yes, doing their bst in complementing MOHCC efforts |
best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF GBV | |
4. b_3) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF WASH related diseases | Reffered to PEHO |
4. b_4) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF POOR NUTRITION | Nutrition education needs to be scaled up so that cases of Malnutrition are detected early. |
4. b_5) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS | Yes they are trying their best. |
PROBE: Which factors work for their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Supportive MOHCC, inclusive policies, stakeholders meetings, already existing structures in district's, and community |
PROBE: Which factors work against their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | None |
How effective are the current health promotion interventions? | Very effective however more resources for HP department are required And funds for the department can bring better results in demand generation activities More staff at districts can help |
6. Recommendations to improve health promotion programming | As above |
Assessor | Obed Mukuya |
Assessor Organization | MOHCC |
Respondent | Bertha Kufa |
Date | 9/8/2023 |
In your own opinion what do think what is health promotion? | Improvement of Health services and its accessibility |
1. a) Do you feel the Community you live in is participating in Health promotion interventions? | Y |
PROBE: Who is conducting the activities | Local organizations and community health workers |
1. a) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Drug Abuse | Yes,there is health education, awareness campaigns and gatherings |
1. b) Are there Health Promotion activities that address GBV | Yes |
1. c) Are there Health Promotion activities that addressWASH | Here and there |
1. d) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Nutrition | Yes, feeding schemes |
1. e) Are there Health Promotion activities that address traffic accidents | Exhibition on events by traffic safety council |
PROBE: Which challenges is the community facing in taking up health related information? | Some are occupied where they work and domt have the time, they are struggling economically and won't concentrate. Some people are ignorant on health issues |
Are health care workers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is a Community Health Worker considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Leaders considered reliable by the community? | N |
Are Traditional Healers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Religious people considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Researchers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Internet considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Media considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Peers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Which other is considered reliable by the community | n/a |
PROBE: Health care workers, traditional leaders, traditional healers, religious people or researchers or peers. | Because they are already trusted by the community |
3 a)Would you say communities are in better | Y |
position to adopt healthy behaviors following intensified public health and social measures during Covid-19? | |
PROBE: if NOT why and if YES, why? | The covid 19 situation people refused to listen and there were fatalities after that they adopted the behaviours so now experience has taught them |
3. b)Did the Covid-19 experience trigger you to appreciate the importance of preventing and controlling of disease? | Y |
PROBE:if Yes, How so | The fatalities in covid proved that prevention was better than waiting to have disease sease |
PROBE: if NO, Why? | n/a |
4. a)Do you think you have adequate resources to conduct health promotion activities? | N |
WHY | Because I don't have external funding and I can't use my money, there's poverty in our country |
4. b_1) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF DRUG ABUSE | Yes they try, Young Africa, Youth advocates, youth aspire development trust, Say what |
4. b_2) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF GBV | Yes, Say what, Girls and women empowerment network trust, Family support trust, DSD, |
4. b_3) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF WASH related diseases | I don't know ,OXFAM |
4. b_4) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF POOR NUTRITION | Yes, UNICEF, Mavambo |
4. b_5) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS | I don't know, ZRP, Traffic safety council |
PROBE: Which factors work | Strategy, there creativity and innovation, there can be M and E and |
for their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | the necessary changes will be made |
PROBE: Which factors work against their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Policy |
How effective are the current health promotion interventions? | They are effective because many people now access services and they are more knowledgeable and they accept health interventions |
6. Recommendations to improve health promotion programming | There is need to source out more funds and channeled to health Promotion. Effective partnership with other organizations, Stakeholder engagement in monitoring of programs, communities should be part in strategy formulation |
Assessor | n/a |
Assessor Organization | n/a |
Respondent | n/a |
Date | n/a |
In your own opinion what do think what is health promotion? | n/a |
1. a) Do you feel the Community you live in is participating in Health promotion interventions? | n/a |
PROBE: Who is conducting the activities | n/a |
1. a) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Drug Abuse | n/a |
1. b) Are there Health Promotion activities that address GBV | n/a |
1. c) Are there Health Promotion activities that addressWASH | n/a |
1. d) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Nutrition | n/a |
1. e) Are there Health Promotion activities that address traffic accidents | n/a |
PROBE: Which challenges is the community facing in taking up health related information? | n/a |
Are health care workers considered reliable by the community? | n/a |
Is a Community Health Worker considered reliable by the community? | n/a |
Are Traditional Leaders considered reliable by the community? | n/a |
Are Traditional Healers considered reliable by the community? | n/a |
Are Religious people considered reliable by the community? | n/a |
Are Researchers considered reliable by the community? | n/a |
Is Internet considered reliable by the community? | n/a |
Is Media considered reliable by the community? | n/a |
Are Peers considered reliable by the community? | n/a |
Which other is considered reliable by the community | n/a |
PROBE: Health care workers, traditional leaders, traditional healers, religious people or researchers or peers. | n/a |
3 a)Would you say communities are in better position to adopt healthy behaviors following intensified public health and social measures during Covid-19? | n/a |
PROBE: if NOT why and if YES, why? | n/a |
3. b)Did the Covid-19 experience trigger you to appreciate the importance of preventing and controlling of disease? | n/a |
PROBE:if Yes, How so | n/a |
PROBE: if NO, Why? | n/a |
4. a)Do you think you have adequate resources to conduct health promotion activities? | n/a |
WHY | n/a |
4. b_1) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF DRUG ABUSE | n/a |
4. b_2) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF GBV | n/a |
4. b_3) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF WASH related diseases | n/a |
4. b_4) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF POOR NUTRITION | n/a |
4. b_5) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS | n/a |
PROBE: Which factors work for their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | n/a |
PROBE: Which factors work against their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | n/a |
How effective are the current health promotion interventions? | n/a |
6. Recommendations to improve health promotion programming | n/a |
Assessor | Tashinga V Chiwara |
Assessor Organization | MoHCC |
Respondent | Mrs Musiyarira |
Date | 1/8/2023 |
In your own opinion what do think what is health promotion? | Sensitisation of diseases and wellbeing |
1. a) Do you feel the Community you live in is participating in Health promotion interventions? | Y |
PROBE: Who is conducting the activities | Mohcc, Hand in hand, ZCC, LidAgency |
1. a) Are there Health Promotion activities that | Yes stakeholder engagement |
address Drug Abuse | |
1. b) Are there Health Promotion activities that address GBV | Yes, NAc, Woman Affairs |
1. c) Are there Health Promotion activities that addressWASH | No, DWSCC does borehole rehabilitations |
1. d) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Nutrition | Nutrition gardens |
1. e) Are there Health Promotion activities that address traffic accidents | Yes, civil protection |
PROBE: Which challenges is the community facing in taking up health related information? | Mobility of health cadres, |
Are health care workers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is a Community Health Worker considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Leaders considered reliable by the community? | N |
Are Traditional Healers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Are Religious people considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Researchers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Is Internet considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Media considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Peers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Which other is considered reliable by the community | n/a |
PROBE: Health care workers, traditional leaders, traditional healers, religious people or researchers or peers. | Mostly addressed through gatherings |
3 a)Would you say communities are in better position to adopt healthy behaviors following | Y |
intensified public health and social measures during Covid-19? | |
PROBE: if NOT why and if YES, why? | They adapted to prevention morbidity |
3. b)Did the Covid-19 experience trigger you to appreciate the importance of preventing and controlling of disease? | Y |
PROBE:if Yes, How so | Effectiveness of prevention measures |
PROBE: if NO, Why? | n/a |
4. a)Do you think you have adequate resources to conduct health promotion activities? | N |
WHY | They only do activities that are specific to certain programs to be implemented |
4. b_1) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF DRUG ABUSE | None |
4. b_2) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF GBV | Jointed hands |
4. b_3) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF WASH related diseases | DWSCC |
4. b_4) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF POOR NUTRITION | Hand in hand |
4. b_5) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS | ZRP |
PROBE: Which factors work for their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Relevancy and incentivising for empowerment, community ownership |
PROBE: Which factors work against their efforts? POLICY, | Inadequate resources, politically charged environment |
STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | |
How effective are the current health promotion interventions? | Fairly effective with the few resources they get |
6. Recommendations to improve health promotion programming | Avail resources for activities implementation such health awareness campaigns and out reaches |
Assessor | Tashinga Chiwara |
Assessor Organization | Mohcc |
Respondent | Sokola Nicolas |
Date | 1/8/2023 |
In your own opinion what do think what is health promotion? | Activities to improve general awareness |
1. a) Do you feel the Community you live in is participating in Health promotion interventions? | Y |
PROBE: Who is conducting the activities | EHT, VhWs, Peer educators, leadership |
1. a) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Drug Abuse | Yes, health sensitisation meetings with local leaders |
1. b) Are there Health Promotion activities that address GBV | No |
1. c) Are there Health Promotion activities that addressWASH | Yes, awareness, health clubs |
1. d) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Nutrition | Yes, promoting Traditional foods for preg mothers, breastfeeding and the elderly , schools |
1. e) Are there Health Promotion activities that address traffic accidents | No |
PROBE: Which challenges is the community facing in taking up health related information? | Hard to reach communities by religion, mobility for health workers for demand creation, denied access to mine workers resistance |
Are health care workers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is a Community Health Worker considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Leaders considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Healers considered reliable by the | N |
community? | |
Are Religious people considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Researchers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Is Internet considered reliable by the community? | N |
Is Media considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Peers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Which other is considered reliable by the community | n/a |
PROBE: Health care workers, traditional leaders, traditional healers, religious people or researchers or peers. | n/a |
3 a)Would you say communities are in better position to adopt healthy behaviors following intensified public health and social measures during Covid-19? | Y |
PROBE: if NOT why and if YES, why? | Direct communication feedback from communities |
3. b)Did the Covid-19 experience trigger you to appreciate the importance of preventing and controlling of disease? | Y |
PROBE:if Yes, How so | Vaccinations worked, prevention mechanisms reduced new cases |
PROBE: if NO, Why? | n/a |
4. a)Do you think you have adequate resources to conduct health promotion activities? | N |
WHY | Mobility of EHTs |
4. b_1) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF DRUG ABUSE | Pastors for ED |
4. b_2) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF GBV | None |
4. b_3) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF WASH related diseases | None |
4. b_4) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF POOR NUTRITION | Mohcc |
4. b_5) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS | None |
PROBE: Which factors work for their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Integration of programs with VMMC, TB programs |
PROBE: Which factors work against their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Resources are limited, mobility and IECs |
How effective are the current health promotion interventions? | Evidence based feedback mechanisms, community ownership of programs, influential leadership |
6. Recommendations to improve health promotion programming | Resources for moonlight activities targeting miners, mobility , capacity building |
Assessor | Tashinga V Chiwara |
Assessor Organization | Mohcc |
Respondent | Mr Gumbo Social Welfare |
Date | 1/8/2023 |
In your own opinion what do think what is health promotion? | Awareness of wellbeing,to enable taking of healthy behaviours and services |
1. a) Do you feel the Community you live in is participating in Health promotion interventions? | Y |
PROBE: Who is conducting the activities | Mohcc, gvt ministry, PSH, NAC, Ministrt Youth |
1. a) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Drug Abuse | Yes, Social welfare awareness harpharzode, counselling and psychosocial support |
1. b) Are there Health Promotion activities that address GBV | Yes, Woman Affairs, CCW for referrals |
1. c) Are there Health | No |
Promotion activities that addressWASH | |
1. d) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Nutrition | Yes, diversification of diet |
1. e) Are there Health Promotion activities that address traffic accidents | No |
PROBE: Which challenges is the community facing in taking up health related information? | Resistance due to misinformation, cultural beliefs, hard to reach areas |
Are health care workers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is a Community Health Worker considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Leaders considered reliable by the community? | N |
Are Traditional Healers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Are Religious people considered reliable by the community? | N |
Are Researchers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Is Internet considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Media considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Peers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Which other is considered reliable by the community | n/a |
PROBE: Health care workers, traditional leaders, traditional healers, religious people or researchers or peers. | n/a |
3 a)Would you say communities are in better position to adopt healthy behaviors following intensified public health and social measures during Covid-19? | Y |
PROBE: if NOT why and if YES, why? | Health information enabled adaptation, voluntary wearing of masks |
3. b)Did the Covid-19 experience trigger you to appreciate the importance of preventing and controlling of disease? | Y |
PROBE:if Yes, How so | Improved uptake of vaccination services that reduced deaths and cases |
PROBE: if NO, Why? | n/a |
4. a)Do you think you have adequate resources to conduct health promotion activities? | N |
WHY | Mostly riding on other programs |
4. b_1) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF DRUG ABUSE | None |
4. b_2) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF GBV | Lid Agency, ZCC, Hand in hand |
4. b_3) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF WASH related diseases | Hand in hand, Lid Agency |
4. b_4) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF POOR NUTRITION | Hand and hand |
4. b_5) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS | None |
PROBE: Which factors work for their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Human resources at ward level, integration of activities, |
PROBE: Which factors work against their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Resources vehicles |
How effective are the current health promotion interventions? | Fairly well |
6. Recommendations to | Strengthen synergies stakeholder engage, Resource mobilization for |
improve health promotion programming | effectiveness of activities, Have central reporting system, coordinated person, regular review meetings |
Assessor | Kelton Ncube |
Assessor Organization | BCC |
Respondent | P. Ncube DEHO |
Date | 2/8/2023 |
In your own opinion what do think what is health promotion? | Health promotion is the art of delivering key messages to bring out behaviour change. |
1. a) Do you feel the Community you live in is participating in Health promotion interventions? | Y |
PROBE: Who is conducting the activities | Community health workers, schools and the youth |
1. a) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Drug Abuse | We have the youth programs |
1. b) Are there Health Promotion activities that address GBV | No |
1. c) Are there Health Promotion activities that addressWASH | Yes also spearheaded by the partners |
1. d) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Nutrition | Yes in clinics for the healthy diet messages |
1. e) Are there Health Promotion activities that address traffic accidents | No |
PROBE: Which challenges is the community facing in taking up health related information? | Credible sources of information |
Are health care workers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is a Community Health Worker considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Leaders considered reliable by the community? | N |
Are Traditional Healers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Are Religious people considered reliable by the community? | N |
Are Researchers considered | Y |
reliable by the community? | |
Is Internet considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Media considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Peers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Which other is considered reliable by the community | n/a |
PROBE: Health care workers, traditional leaders, traditional healers, religious people or researchers or peers. | Researchers are the only ones that can provide reliable information. |
3 a)Would you say communities are in better position to adopt healthy behaviors following intensified public health and social measures during Covid-19? | Y |
PROBE: if NOT why and if YES, why? | There was close interaction among health care workers and the community during the covid 19 era. |
3. b)Did the Covid-19 experience trigger you to appreciate the importance of preventing and controlling of disease? | Y |
PROBE:if Yes, How so | The emphasis was more on community participation than from the health workers themselves |
PROBE: if NO, Why? | n/a |
4. a)Do you think you have adequate resources to conduct health promotion activities? | N |
WHY | Shortage of resources like transport, radio slots and manpower |
4. b_1) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF DRUG ABUSE | Yes, they chip in will counselling services and key messages |
4. b_2) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF GBV | Yes |
4. b_3) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in | Yes, a lot of assistance is being realized |
prevention OF WASH related diseases | |
4. b_4) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF POOR NUTRITION | Yes |
4. b_5) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS | Not sure |
PROBE: Which factors work for their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Ministry of health is the only one using policies and legislation |
PROBE: Which factors work against their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Economy, political issues interferance and social factors |
How effective are the current health promotion interventions? | Very effective because we are no longer experiencing outbreaks |
6. Recommendations to improve health promotion programming | To encourage the communities to identify their own health problems. |
Assessor | Kelton Ncube |
Assessor Organization | BCC |
Respondent | DCNO |
Date | n/a |
In your own opinion what do think what is health promotion? | It is disseminating health information that educates the community on health issues and how to maintain good health and prevent diseases. |
1. a) Do you feel the Community you live in is participating in Health promotion interventions? | Y |
PROBE: Who is conducting the activities | HCC, CHWs , Religious sector, School Health Coordinators, Health Task Force members , Councilllors, business sector, Police, Other Community leaders, residents |
1. a) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Drug Abuse | Yes |
1. b) Are there Health Promotion activities that address GBV | Yes |
1. c) Are there Health Promotion activities that addressWASH | Yes |
1. d) Are there Health | Yes |
Promotion activities that address Nutrition | |
1. e) Are there Health Promotion activities that address traffic accidents | Not sure |
PROBE: Which challenges is the community facing in taking up health related information? | Need for electronic media e g bill boards with health messages in the community Not all people are reached as some are working away from homes There is need for peer educators in the schools Communities need to be capacitated on how to handle the various health problems in the community |
Are health care workers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is a Community Health Worker considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Leaders considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Healers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Religious people considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Researchers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Internet considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Media considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Peers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Which other is considered reliable by the community | n/a |
PROBE: Health care workers, traditional leaders, traditional healers, religious people or researchers or peers. | n/a |
3 a)Would you say communities are in better position to adopt healthy behaviors following intensified public health and social measures during Covid-19? | Y |
PROBE: if NOT why and if YES, why? | There was widespread community education health promotion and dissemination of information on COVID19 and law enforcement agents were engaged so that the seriousness of the pandemic was |
appreciated The various community groups came together to control the pandemic | |
3. b)Did the Covid-19 experience trigger you to appreciate the importance of preventing and controlling of disease? | Y |
PROBE:if Yes, How so | All people were affected and everyone had to take preventive steps against COVID19 |
PROBE: if NO, Why? | n/a |
4. a)Do you think you have adequate resources to conduct health promotion activities? | N |
WHY | n/a |
4. b_1) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF DRUG ABUSE | Churches, schools |
4. b_2) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF GBV | Maybe. More |
4. b_3) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF WASH related diseases | Yes |
4. b_4) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF POOR NUTRITION | Yes |
4. b_5) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS | Not sure |
PROBE: Which factors work for their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Not sure |
PROBE: Which factors work against their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Not sure |
How effective are the current | Very effective |
health promotion interventions? | |
6. Recommendations to improve health promotion programming | There should be more funding for this section |
Assessor | Kelton Ncube |
Assessor Organization | Bcc |
Respondent | Director |
Date | 7/8/2023 |
In your own opinion what do think what is health promotion? | It is the communication of health information |
1. a) Do you feel the Community you live in is participating in Health promotion interventions? | N |
PROBE: Who is conducting the activities | n/a |
1. a) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Drug Abuse | Yes |
1. b) Are there Health Promotion activities that address GBV | No . Never saw those. |
1. c) Are there Health Promotion activities that addressWASH | Yes in radio station |
1. d) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Nutrition | Not from health promotion |
1. e) Are there Health Promotion activities that address traffic accidents | No |
PROBE: Which challenges is the community facing in taking up health related information? | Economic and personal issues like beliefs |
Are health care workers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is a Community Health Worker considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Leaders considered reliable by the community? | N |
Are Traditional Healers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Are Religious people | N |
considered reliable by the community? | |
Are Researchers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Internet considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Media considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Peers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Which other is considered reliable by the community | n/a |
PROBE: Health care workers, traditional leaders, traditional healers, religious people or researchers or peers. | Yes |
3 a)Would you say communities are in better position to adopt healthy behaviors following intensified public health and social measures during Covid-19? | Y |
PROBE: if NOT why and if YES, why? | People were religiously following preventive measures |
3. b)Did the Covid-19 experience trigger you to appreciate the importance of preventing and controlling of disease? | Y |
PROBE:if Yes, How so | The mode of spread urged me to be very vigilent in preventing the disease |
PROBE: if NO, Why? | n/a |
4. a)Do you think you have adequate resources to conduct health promotion activities? | Y |
WHY | No adequate resources |
4. b_1) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF DRUG ABUSE | Yes |
4. b_2) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF GBV | Not sure |
4. b_3) Are other organizations doing their | Yes like Africa Ahead |
best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF WASH related diseases | |
4. b_4) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF POOR NUTRITION | Yes Goal and UNICEF |
4. b_5) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS | No |
PROBE: Which factors work for their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Policy |
PROBE: Which factors work against their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Policy |
How effective are the current health promotion interventions? | It depends on the intended programs undertaken |
6. Recommendations to improve health promotion programming | Health promotion issues should be cross cutting |
Assessor | n/a |
Assessor Organization | n/a |
Respondent | n/a |
Date | n/a |
In your own opinion what do think what is health promotion? | Area covering information |
1. a) Do you feel the Community you live in is participating in Health promotion interventions? | Y |
PROBE: Who is conducting the activities | n/a |
1. a) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Drug Abuse | n/a |
1. b) Are there Health Promotion activities that address GBV | n/a |
1. c) Are there Health Promotion activities that addressWASH | n/a |
1. d) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Nutrition | n/a |
1. e) Are there Health Promotion activities that address traffic accidents | n/a |
PROBE: Which challenges is the community facing in taking up health related information? | IEC materials |
Are health care workers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is a Community Health Worker considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Leaders considered reliable by the community? | N |
Are Traditional Healers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Are Religious people considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Researchers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Is Internet considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Media considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Peers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Which other is considered reliable by the community | Women |
PROBE: Health care workers, traditional leaders, traditional healers, religious people or researchers or peers. | Community |
3 a)Would you say communities are in better position to adopt healthy behaviors following intensified public health and social measures during Covid-19? | Y |
PROBE: if NOT why and if YES, why? | Positive change seen |
3. b)Did the Covid-19 experience trigger you to | Y |
appreciate the importance of preventing and controlling of disease? | |
PROBE:if Yes, How so | To be more observant |
PROBE: if NO, Why? | n/a |
4. a)Do you think you have adequate resources to conduct health promotion activities? | N |
WHY | IEC material shortage |
4. b_1) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF DRUG ABUSE | ZRP, Politicians, President and churches |
4. b_2) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF GBV | Not sure |
4. b_3) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF WASH related diseases | USAID |
4. b_4) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF POOR NUTRITION | Civil Protection Unit, Army |
4. b_5) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS | n/a |
PROBE: Which factors work for their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Dont know |
PROBE: Which factors work against their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Resourses |
How effective are the current health promotion interventions? | Not effective because it leaves staff within institutions |
6. Recommendations to improve health promotion programming | n/a |
Assessor | Kelton Ncube |
Assessor Organization | BCC |
Respondent | PEDCO |
Date | 8/8/2023 |
In your own opinion what do think what is health promotion? | Is a science which encompass social mobilisation in order to facilitate behaviour change. It is art Of encouraging community to make informed decision and to empower them to have control over their own health. |
1. a) Do you feel the Community you live in is participating in Health promotion interventions? | Y |
PROBE: Who is conducting the activities | Health Promotion Officer |
1. a) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Drug Abuse | Yes there is an integrated approach |
1. b) Are there Health Promotion activities that address GBV | Yes, Bantwana and Friendship Bench are addressing GBV. |
1. c) Are there Health Promotion activities that addressWASH | Yes |
1. d) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Nutrition | Yes, they are organisations within the city that address issues of nutrition such as World Vision There is a gap within the urban set up when it comes to nutrition activities. |
1. e) Are there Health Promotion activities that address traffic accidents | He does not know any but thinks that there is a huge gap and they need support in regards to that. There is need for cadres to be trained to manage emergency accidents |
PROBE: Which challenges is the community facing in taking up health related information? | Misinformation and Disinformation is a main challenge, social media is the one that contributes to information overload as it is difficult for people to diffferentiate between wrong and correct information. Religion is also a challenge however to a small extent. |
Are health care workers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is a Community Health Worker considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Leaders considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Healers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Religious people considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Researchers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Is Internet considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Media considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Peers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Which other is considered reliable by the community | Family Members. |
PROBE: Health care workers, traditional leaders, traditional healers, religious people or researchers or peers. | Health care workers are considered reliable to a certain extent, however traditional leaders, healers and religious people are the most trusted by the community. Researchers are less likely to be considered reliable since they are viewed as people who are experimenting. |
3 a)Would you say communities are in better position to adopt healthy behaviors following intensified public health and social measures during Covid-19? | Y |
PROBE: if NOT why and if YES, why? | People are now very knowledgable so they are likely to adopt healthy behaviours |
3. b)Did the Covid-19 experience trigger you to appreciate the importance of preventing and controlling of disease? | Y |
PROBE:if Yes, How so | During the Covid19 we aimed to reduce the burden among healthcare workers through prevention. |
PROBE: if NO, Why? | n/a |
4. a)Do you think you have adequate resources to conduct health promotion activities? | N |
WHY | There is no enough funding in regards to health promotion activvities. |
4. b_1) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF DRUG ABUSE | Yes, Friendship Bench. Some of them do not have accreditation. |
4. b_2) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF GBV | Bantwana, Msasa, PSH |
4. b_3) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF WASH related | Africa Ahead, UNICEF, WHO, International Medical Corps |
diseases | |
4. b_4) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF POOR NUTRITION | World Vision |
4. b_5) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS | None |
PROBE: Which factors work for their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | They are policies, strategy, legislagion that support them but not sure of exact policy, legislation. |
PROBE: Which factors work against their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | No |
How effective are the current health promotion interventions? | They are effective, the main evidence is the low number of cholera cases |
6. Recommendations to improve health promotion programming | Need for more resources to be channeled to health promotion that is fuel, hailers, branding and resources for key messages. Key messages are very important and every health worker need to be trained. |
Assessor | Obed Mukuya |
Assessor Organization | MOHCC |
Respondent | Manhivi Patience |
Date | 19/8/2023 |
In your own opinion what do think what is health promotion? | Education on health issues |
1. a) Do you feel the Community you live in is participating in Health promotion interventions? | Y |
PROBE: Who is conducting the activities | City Health Department ( Health promotions) |
1. a) Are there Health Promotion activities that address Drug Abuse | Yes |
1. b) Are there Health Promotion activities that address GBV | Yes |
1. c) Are there Health Promotion activities that addressWASH | Yes |
1. d) Are there Health Promotion activities that | Yes |
address Nutrition | |
1. e) Are there Health Promotion activities that address traffic accidents | Yes |
PROBE: Which challenges is the community facing in taking up health related information? | Religious beliefs |
Are health care workers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is a Community Health Worker considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Leaders considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Traditional Healers considered reliable by the community? | N |
Are Religious people considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Researchers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Internet considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Is Media considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Are Peers considered reliable by the community? | Y |
Which other is considered reliable by the community | School health coordinators |
PROBE: Health care workers, traditional leaders, traditional healers, religious people or researchers or peers. | Health care workers |
3 a)Would you say communities are in better position to adopt healthy behaviors following intensified public health and social measures during Covid-19? | Y |
PROBE: if NOT why and if YES, why? | Awareness campaigns held by City Health Department promoted adoption of healthy behaviours |
3. b)Did the Covid-19 experience trigger you to appreciate the importance of preventing and controlling of | Y |
disease? | |
PROBE:if Yes, How so | Taking precautions when in public places |
PROBE: if NO, Why? | n/a |
4. a)Do you think you have adequate resources to conduct health promotion activities? | N |
WHY | Not all community members have been reached |
4. b_1) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF DRUG ABUSE | Mavambo Vana, SOS and Saywhat |
4. b_2) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF GBV | Mavambo Vana, FAWEZI, Family Support Trust |
4. b_3) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF WASH related diseases | Mavambo Vana, SOS,FAWEZI |
4. b_4) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF POOR NUTRITION | Y- Check, Mavambo Vana |
4. b_5) Are other organizations doing their best to support current efforts of MoHCC in prevention OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS | Mavammbo Vana |
PROBE: Which factors work for their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Policy |
PROBE: Which factors work against their efforts? POLICY, STRATEGY OR LEGISLATION | Legislation |
How effective are the current health promotion interventions? | Very effective |
6. Recommendations to improve health promotion programming | Equipping school health coordinators with current health trends so that they will relay information to learners |